Investigations

The man was released from custody in 2021 by prison officials on the same day he was transferred to the state’s custody to serve a kidnapping sentence

The federal department said the state could face a possible lawsuit in mid-March if it doesn't fix the problems

The inmates forced their way through a jail door, made their way to the roof of the building and eventually the ground before taking off on foot

“Arizona has a history of mismanaged executions that have resulted in serious questions and concerns about execution protocols,” Gov. Katie Hobbs said

Former employees claim meal trays and prescription meds were withheld, as well as reports of physical abuse by staff

The inmates got into a cell that was supposed to be closed off due to plumbing repairs

Javarick Gantt, a deaf man who relied on sign language to communicate, was found dead inside his cell last October

DCFS and Family Services allegedly wrongfully incarcerated children in juvenile detention after a court ordered them to be released to their guardian

Testing ruled out “narcotics or hazardous materials" as the cause for the illnesses

COs and other staff who responded to the call became ill, some violently, when they came near the affected inmates

"The avenues for drugs entering prisons during the first year of the pandemic ... remained staff, contractors, official visitors and mail," an official said

A state grand jury indictment brings 170 charges against 43 defendants for the trafficking of more that 25 kilograms of methamphetamine

Fla. man claims he was high on meth, hadn't slept for 5 days before violently struggling against jail deputies

The woman refused to leave the patrol officer's vehicle and told the officer "I want you to drag me," a violation of department policy

On Christmas Day five inmates attacked the CO in a common area of the Kentucky State Penitentiary