The head of Missouri’s child welfare division will resign effective Nov. 1, a spokesperson for the agency said Monday.
Darrell Missey has served as director of the Children’s Division since January 2022. Housed in the Department of Social Services, the agency oversees the foster care system and investigates child abuse and neglect.
The division has seen frequent turnover at the top, though Missey stayed longer than many. He was the sixth director under Gov. Mike Parson, who was sworn into…
Washington University has been named as a defendant in an attempted class-action lawsuit against schools that allegedly conspired to increase the price of college via a policy that affected divorced families.
Irish airline Aer Lingus on Monday said it would start a nonstop flight next year from Dublin to another Midwest city, the second time in the past month that St. Louis has been bypassed for a Dublin route on the carrier.
The federal government has chosen five groups in the St. Louis area to receive $170 million in tax credit authority designed to spur economic growth in low-income communities.
A family-owned, Minnesota-based operator of senior living communities has partnered with a Milaukee real estate company to open their first Missouri community.
Women in leadership roles have seen recent gains, but there are more ways businesses can help increase opportunities for inclusion.
The challenge isn’t the proverbial glass ceiling. Research from the consulting firm McKinsey shows it is a broken rung on the career ladder, where women make the first step into management at a disproportionately lower rate than their male peers. The 2023 Women in the Workplace report states that for every 100 men who take that step on the ladder, just 87 women…
Saint Louis University has laid off 23 staff members and will freeze another 130 vacant positions as it works to cut expenses by $20 million this fiscal year.
Boeing and the union representing some 33,000 workers in the Pacific Northwest who've been on strike since Sept. 13 have negotiated a tentative new agreement.
A Maryland Heights distributor of water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, reached asset-purchase agreements with two New Jersey businesses.
The Los Angeles Rams are looking to capitalize on their option to buy Rams Park in Earth City, the team's practice facility when it was located in St. Louis, for $1, according to court documents.
A local bank has entered into a consent order with federal regulators who alleged that it engaged in “unsafe or unsound practices” related to complying with laws to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing.
The St. Louis Board of Aldermen on Friday voted 12-0 to repeal an unenforced blue law that prohibited barbershops from operating past 6:30 p.m. or on Sundays and certain holidays.
St. Charles City-County Library CEO Jason Kuhl is resigning to take a job with another library system, he said in an email sent to staff Friday.
In the email, Kuhl said he had been "involved in a recruitment process with another library," and was approved as that library's CEO on Thursday. His last day with the St. Charles City-County Library will be Nov. 4.
Kuhl's resignation comes months after protests from the community over his statements in May indicating the system would need to close three…
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