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Trespassing charges after being one of more than 100 anti-israel protesters to be arrested on the columbia university campus. she is now assessment of from barnard college are refusing to leave campus after receiving warning from senior staff. she says those of us in gaza solidarity encampment will not be intimidated. we will stand resolute until demands are met. protesters set up a makeshift encampment on the universitys platform for more than 30 hours. eventually the schools president turned t...

A staff member at a Lincoln corrections facility is seriously injured after being assaulted by an inmate.

A 74-year-old inmate died Wednesday at an Omaha corrections facility, according to the Nebraska Department of Correction Services.

SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. — Paul Flores, the man convicted of murdering Kristin Smart, was attacked in prison for the second time Wednesday, a person with close knowledge of the

By Soumya Bhamidipati of RNZ Corrections officers barricaded themselves and a prisoner inside a van after its tyres were slashed and shots fired at a tangi...

I am compelled to address the dissemination of inaccurate information related to an ongoing investigation in the CNMI Department of Corrections. The publication of false facts threatens the integrity of

The Missouri Department of Corrections said an inmate died Monday at the Jefferson City Correctional Center.James Lewis, 33, was serving a 37-year sentence for

Four state agencies collaborated this week on a clean up of Taber State Forest in Greenwood.

The commissioner of the Alabama Department of Corrections said Tuesday the department continues to struggle to hire and retain staff as the state’s prison population is rising. The prison population increased about 18% between 2021 and 2024, according to figures ADOC Commissioner John Hamm presented to members of the Joint Prison Oversight Commission. “We don’t […] The post Alabama Department of Corrections: Staff recruitment flat, incarcerated population up appeared ...

John L. Downs “strongly objected” to the headline on his March 22 letter to the editor, writing that the addition of the word “Believes … ” completely contradicted the letter’s