The yellow glare from prison floodlights obscures ... The incident spurred a flurry of state moves to account for the actions the recordings revealed. The first wave of suspensions named 12 ...

He received his first ... on the floor. Amos’ time at The Hill began with an arrest in Rapid City, South Dakota, where the Oglala Sioux Tribe recently demanded a U.S. Department of Justice ...

Here’s where the bill stands and how it could impact the First State if signed into law ... Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee. Several other states have followed suit with executive orders.

Pro-lifers convicted under the FACE Act and released from prison after President ... administration and the Deep State’s attempts to sabotage his America First agenda. By donating to The Daily ...

Mark Gordon a bill to eliminate gun-free zones in the state ... for the first time since a devastating 26-vehicle crash last Friday. Traffic is moving through the eastbound lanes at reduced speeds. A ...

Willa Blake Eslick was the first woman ever to be elected to Congress from the State of Tennessee. Mrs. Eslick served only ... Congressman Eslick was on the floor of the House of Representatives on ...

Tennessee's Department of Correction is requesting a $6.8 million contract increase for its private prison operator despite ...

The Tennessee Attorney General's Office is asking the state Supreme Court to set execution dates for five people on death row ...

The attacks occurred years earlier when Bennie Thorpe worked at a state women’s prison ... reforms to turn the troubled prison around. One of her first directives was to install a new leader ...

LINCOLN COUNTY, S.D. (South Dakota News Watch) - South Dakota’s four-year process to address the state’s correctional ... of the Dakota Territory’s first prison, will still play a major ...

Legislation in the Illinois statehouse could open up state financial ... years in prison when he got serious about his education. He got his GED while incarcerated — it was the first time ...

Reports expose fatal flaws in prison inmate classification, leading to murders in Arizona and Tennessee jails.