An Atlanta business owner was sentenced Tuesday to 12 years in prison on fraud, theft and money laundering charges tied to a $156 million FEMA contract.

A Department of Justice release said 49-year-old Puquan Huang of Buford, Georgia, faces conspiracy to commit money laundering charges and up to 20 years in prison.

NEW YORK -- A Georgia businessman ... sentenced to a year in federal prison in New York for impersonating his father, Cal Darden, a former executive at Atlanta-based United Parcel Service, in ...

The North Dakota man reportedly told the Augusta National Golf Club employee that he would throw her in a cell, set her on ...

A Georgia businessman ... previously sentenced to a year in federal prison in New York for impersonating his father, Cal Darden, a former executive at Atlanta-based United Parcel Service, in ...

As Georgians continue to do work on their taxes because of the extended deadline, one from the Atlanta area ... Wire fraud is a federal crime punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

For years, families have complained of cruelty from the federal Bureau of Prisons ... These problems occur in state prisons and local jails as well. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported ...

He faces up to 5 years in federal prison. AUGUSTA, Ga. - A Georgia grand jury has indicted a North Dakota man for allegedly threatening an Augusta National Golf Club employee. Authorities arrested ...

the Atlanta Dream, Calvin Darden Jr. conned Howard out of $7 million. And now, as reported by ESPN, he has been sentenced to serve 12 years in federal prison, alongside other penalties.

A Georgia businessman ... previously sentenced to a year in federal prison in New York for impersonating his father, Cal Darden, a former executive at Atlanta-based United Parcel Service, in ...