Construction firm's ex-owner sentenced to 18 months in prison
The former co-owner of a construction company in St. Louis has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for minority-business participation scheme.
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The former co-owner of a construction company in St. Louis has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for minority-business participation scheme.
The former co-owner of a construction company in St. Louis has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for minority-business participation scheme.
Eight assistant U.S. attorneys will work alongside city prosecutors to help handle the city's most serious cases.
At least eight federal prosecutors are set to join the St. Louis Circuit Attorney's Office on a limited basis to help clear a backlog of dozens of pending murder and
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.