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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.
Bosley, the son of a former alderman and brother of the city's first black mayor, is accused of inflating the repair bill in a car insurance claim
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 (AP) - Two former clerks in a small, poor town in St. Louis County have been sentenced to prison after writing hundreds of checks to themselves while