Prisons Archives - Page 2 of 148

Atlanta Correctional Officer Andy Steven Johnson Pleads Guilty to Theft and Fraud

Andy Steven Johnson, a correctional officer at United States Penitentiary Atlanta, pleads guilty to inmate theft and PPP fraud.

Learn how the new CDCR prison education program is giving prisoners a chance to earn their master’s degrees.

Montana State Prison: The 5-day heating crisis is now resolved. Explore the urgent need for infrastructure upgrades.

Learn how Democrats are pushing for Wisconsin prisons’ reform to address lockdowns and inmate conditions, aiming for a positive impact.

Leavenworth federal prison’s $532 million project is the largest in Kansas’ history, set to revolutionize the nation’s oldest prison facility.

Wayne County Juvenile Detention Facility operates under a provisional license due to numerous violations. Read about the details here.

Former DOJ correctional officer Shauna Boatright, convicted of bribery, receives a one-year and one day prison term.

Todd Chrisley takes a stand against the inhumane prison system. Learn about his fight for change even from behind bars.

Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center, the last operational floating jail in the country, will close this week.

Advocacy group calls for Coffee Creek closure and Oregon Corrections reform after alarming report reveals harsh conditions at women’s prison.