Woman sentenced for ‘Largest public assistance fraud in Missouri history’

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A former Missouri nonprofit executive was sentenced Monday for stealing nearly $20 million from a program meant to provide meals for low-income children.

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Woman sentenced for ‘Largest public assistance fraud in Missouri history’

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