Coronavirus (COVID-19)

"Now is the time to riot, they are trying to kill us in here with COVID in here," one of the inmates allegedly said

The woman's son coordinated with another person to email her a spreadsheet containing the personal information of 9,043 people

Corrections officers must be fully vaccinated by May 11 or within three weeks of becoming eligible for a booster shot

Local law enforcement officials say it could take months to address the backlog of hundreds of jail inmates in need of transfer

Tracking the coronavirus-related deaths of U.S. corrections officers and personnel

Lt. Steve Taylor died on Thursday in what the department describes as a line-of-duty death

States were authorized in August to start spending the money, a CDC spokesperson said

Inmates sued Dr. Robert Karas, along with Washington County Sheriff Tim Helder, for treating them with the controversial drug last month

Union officials are sounding the alarm as the state, like many, grapples with a staffing shortage

Staff have worked "60-hour weeks and 72-hour weeks, routinely," Justice and Public Safety Secretary Kerry Harvey said

The person walked past armed security to gain access to the facility

The corrections guild president says officers are so exhausted from mandatory OT that they're sleeping in empty cells between shifts

The Philadelphia Bail Fund said it plans to use the money later this month "to free as many people as possible"

Mayor Adams said the ultimatum is about safety, though this decision will likely impact the Correction Department particularly hard