DES MOINES, Iowa — The U.S. Attorney’s Office says a former program director of an Iowa non-profit has been sentenced to prison after stealing more than $426,000. The United States Attorney’s Office, Southern Iowa District, says 55-year-old Jodi Dyan Spargur-Tate, of Colfax, was sentenced to federal prison for stealing more than $426,000 from Children and […]
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