"The fact is he is in prison serving a life sentence for a crime he did not commit," Antoinette Jones, Julius's sister said.

Formerly incarcerated people in Florida will receive $1,000 in January 2022, then $600 per month as part of a year-long basic-income pilot.

Seth Fletcher suffered spinal cord injuries when guards tackled, handcuffed, and dropped him on his face. He was left untreated for hours, reports say.

In 1999, Bill Lorance murdered his stepfather to death with a hammer. He's credited his "turnaround" and prison release to his daughter and family.

Critics have blasted Munger's plans for resembling a prison more than a dorm: Over 90% of the building's 4,500+ students would have windowless rooms.

Oklahoma had previously put a pause on executions after two inmates died in botched lethal injections in 2014 and 2015.

Katie Couric once wrote a poem about how she and Martha Stewart were completely different, but she said Stewart "seemed a little miffed" by it.

The Washington DOC's slogan is "Working Together to Make Communities Safer.'' Now it's time for them to prove it.

An inmate at Europe's largest women's prison, HMP Bronzefield in Middlesex, England, was found cradling her dead baby 12 hours after calling for help.

A viral tweet sparked criticism for the prison-turned-hotel Malmaison Oxford and some of the guests who posted about their stays on Instagram.

Out of 129 fully vaccinated prisoners that caught COVID-19, only one was hospitalized. Unvaccinated people caught COVID-19 at a higher rate.

Actress Jessica Joan has written a book about her life in the NXIVM sex cult. Her testimony helped send Keith Raniere to prison.

The Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board voted 3-1 to recommended commuting Julius Jones' sentence on Monday.

Afghan government troops surrendered Bagram airbase to the Taliban on Sunday. The base houses Pul-e-Charki prison, which housed 5,000 prisoners.

4,500 federal prisoners were approved for home confinement to reduce overcrowding during the coronavirus pandemic. What happens now?

Understandably, the lockdown limited many people's movement and comfort. As a formerly incarcerated person, this shouldn't be compared to prison.

In 2001, Joaquín Archivaldo Guzmán Loera, the Mexican drug trafficker better known as El Chapo, decided he didn't want to be in prison any longer.