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The Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) has begun the new year with 58 new correctional officers and one correctional lieutenant

Joseph “Jose” Banks, 37, made an initial appearance in court, shackles on his leg, arms and wrists clanging as he shuffled in

Arrested on charges of first-degree assault on a correction employee and also on a charge of failure to submit to fingerprinting

He was charged with six counts of imposition of sexual acts on a person incarcerated or under supervision

Wrapped the victim’s body in a blanket, put it in the closet and told his family, “‘Don’t go into my room,”’

Under the revised code, all jail officers are required to complete 16 hours of continuing education annually

Helps incarcerated veterans readjust

The recession and a steady reduction in federal subsidies to timber counties have led Oregon sheriffs and district attorneys to juggle deep cuts

What does 2013 have in store for the corrections profession?

In order to be an effective leader, officers and those with rank must first learn how to follow