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Brian Kowert Sr., a white contractor from Clayton, will have 18 months in federal prison to think about his crime of subverting minority business enterprises regulations.

St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) announced it had awarded 900 businesses across the city with $5,000 grants, representing a $4.5 million total.

Last week, the St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) announced it had awarded 900 businesses across the city with $5,000 grants, representing a $4.5 million total allocation from the city. The

The move by the St. Louis Development Corp. is part of the effort by Mayor Tishaura O. Jones’ administration to revamp the city’s development incentive process.

St. Louis Development Corp. said it will not accept any new applications to purchase property from the Land Reutilization Authority beginning in July.

Brian Kowert was sentenced Thursday to 1 ½ years in federal prison for skirting minority contractor requirements on a project that received city tax breaks.

Brian Kowert was sentenced Thursday to 1 ½ years in federal prison for skirting minority contractor requirements on a project that received city tax breaks.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones on Thursday signed an executive order seeking to insulate transgender Missourians from bills passed by the Legislature restricting access to certain medical procedures for minors and limiting participation in school sports.

St. Louis Mayor Tishaura Jones signs an executive order, giving transgender residents access to health care information and sports leagues.

A board that governs the city of St. Louis' economic development agency on Thursday approved two local projects for $13 million in federal tax credits.