The former state prison corrections officer in Forest County restrained and assaulted two colleagues who were left handcuffed until others freed them.

HMP and YOI Stirling has been open for three years and the prison's governor has expressed concern over a soaring number of remand inmates [PA Media] Bosses at Scotland's largest female prison say ...

A lawsuit alleges that the state’s prisons limit access to insulin pumps and glucose monitors, putting people with Type 1 ...

MARIENVILLE Pa. (WJET/WFXP) — The Warren County man accused of handcuffing and sexually assaulting two of his fellow corrections officers at SCI Forest has pleaded guilty to several misdemeanor ...

Pennsylvania is emerging as a proving ground for preparing people in prison to rejoin society, per a new report from the ...

Bill sponsor says job training for prisoners benefits them and the state. A Shelby County Republican is teaming up with the Kentucky Community and Technical College System in hopes of creating a ...

(WKBN) — The Allegheny Health Network announced its top baby names last week — Henry for the boys and Olivia for the girls. It was also announced that the Pittsburgh-based hospital system has recorded ...

Instead of improving the clarity of the state’s license plates, Pennsylvania’s new plates are causing problems for automated camera systems. The plates, designed to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, ...

BLAIR COUNTY, Pa (WJAC) — A Blair County Prison inmate has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit alleging unsafe and unconstitutional conditions inside the facility, along with claims of misconduct ...

An illegal immigrant training to be a corrections officer in Pennsylvania was arrested on suspicion of rape and other sexual offenses, federal authorities said Friday. Ibrahim George Kallon, a citizen ...

PHOENIX — Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs sharply criticized a federal judge’s decision to seize control of health care operations in the state’s prisons, calling the ruling costly, unnecessary and ...

PHOENIX — Arizona’s top legislative leaders condemned a federal court order placing the state’s prison health care system into receivership, calling it an overreach that risks open-ended costs and ...