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A judge ruled that an inmate who has battled lymphoma and hepatitis C has veins that are in good enough shape that the state can execute him by injection this week

The freeze applies to unfilled, approved positions that don’t have a conditional offer of employment

The Idaho DOC’s Free2Succeed program uses community mentors to offer guidance and be role models for newly released parolees

Recent attacks on corrections staff underscore the importance of having each other’s back

With 2,517 inmates at SCI Houtzdale, there is a constant flow of patients through the medical department each day

The inmate argued that a lethal injection would be cruel because lymphoma and hepatitis C have damaged his veins

An effort to abolish the death penalty in Washington passed out of the state Senate and now heads to the House

The Rikers Island jail complex will close by 2027 under an agreement reached between Mayor Bill de Blasio and City Council leaders

The Indiana Supreme Court has ruled prison officials can change execution drugs without going through a public review

West Virginia has moved forward with a bill that would increase corrections officer pay by $6K in the next three years