Missouri AG Andrew Bailey alleged residents are disadvantaged due to Starbucks' DEI policies, which violate federal anti-discrimination laws.

Jackson County Judge Jerri Zhang ruled in favor of Planned Parenthood, who had sought to block a clinic licensing requirement.

Jeremy Berndt is accused of buying marijuana on Dec. 3 at a dispensary not licensed by the state while wearing his police uniform and driving his marked vehicle.

Missouri sued Starbucks this week, alleging the chain’s push to hire and promote more people of color and women violated anti ...

T he pound fell slightly against the euro ahead of upcoming economic data releases and a much-anticipated speech by Bank of ...

An especially gratuitous passage in Bailey’s suit notes the company’s use of the word “Latinx” in its written material: ...

Bailey’s suit claims in part that Starbucks’ efforts to expand the diversity of its workforce violates U.S. Supreme Court ...

On Friday, both players were snubbed by longtime college basketball personality Andy Katz, who made a surprising choice for ...

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has filed a legal complaint against two local ordinances that ban "conversion therapy ...