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The two employees were charged with “separate and distinct violations”

Prosecutors say Paul Tanner Sr. shot his son and grandson because he was “going broke and didn’t want them to live in poverty”

Lawyers say the judge was wrong to allow “a novel standalone claim” relating to cellphone evidence to be considered when granting a retrial

The decision came after failed negotiations to reach a new sentencing deal

The brakes on their bus malfunctioned while traveling down the highway and the officers took action

Dayonte Resiles got away with the help of four other accomplices, all of whom have been arrested

The ACLU argued the “proposal would rob families of one of the most profoundly significant forms of communication in our society”

Six months “would not address the gross abuse of the public’s trust… including the need to restore the public’s trust in law enforcement”

Thanks to A&E’s “60 Days In,” the world now knows the dangers of an understaffed and overpopulated facility

As cellphones become increasingly sought-after items behind bars, Oklahomans are finding new and creative ways to make contraband “drops” behind prison walls