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Policy meant to reduce scheduled overtime no-shows created a loophole that allows COs to volunteer for a shift, call in sick and then get paid time-and-a-half

Senate Criminal Justice Committee voted unanimously for SB 2070, a wide-ranging attempt to reform Florida Department of Corrections

Suit alleges Associate Warden Antonio Pires, 48, used his position to “manipulate and coerce” her into a brief sexual relationship and then gave her unfavorable assignments when she ended it

The officers sued in August 2013 and sought to make the case a class-action lawsuit that would apply to thousands of officers across the state

Victor McWilliams alleges in nine-page complaint that percentage of black corrections officers at prison had plunged from about 90 percent in 2002 to less than 30 percent in 2012

Alleged the Sheriff’s Department failed to reasonably accommodate her pregnancy

Gov. Rick Scott released a proposed budget Wednesday that would inject $51.2 million in new spending into the troubled agency

The former Oklahoma reserve deputy was released early because he earned credits for good behavior and not because his case was given precedence

A report from a corrections psychiatrist claimed prison officials overruled psychiatrists and misrepresented how often inmates were receiving proper care

Londell Woodbury, who was only 23, took a CO job in May to chase a dream of becoming a detective