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A court has cleared the way for the disclosure of an execution drug supplier that the nation’s busiest death penalty state has fought for years to keep under wraps

The board rejected mercy for a condemned killer whose attorneys cite a history of abuse and untreated mental illness

The TDCJ is plagued by sexual harassment and a culture that makes it difficult for women to get promoted, according to current and former employees

The officer was struck three times with a Master Lock padlock and was sent to a hospital with a brain bleed

A trio of corrections unions argue that their members aren’t trained to handle youthful offenders

The state said the move is necessary to keep drugs from entering state prisons

Joseph Garcia was a member of the “Texas Seven,” the group of inmates who killed a cop after escaping from a prison

“Mercy was mixed with justice. He met his maker,” said Gary Dale Poole, who killed a cellmate awaiting trial on charges of sexually abusing a child

Officials said the injuries ranged from bumps and bruises to possibly torn ligaments and shoulder injuries