“Luigi’s conditions suck!” inmates at SCI Huntingdon shouted to reporters outside the prison fence, according to a video released earlier this week by NewsNation. “Free Luigi.” The ...

Prison officials hope the exercise room will boost inmates’ sense of well-being, telling them it’s “a step towards reclaiming your own strength.” This new gym has the usual ellipticals ...

UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect's fingerprints link him to scene NewsNation exclusively interviewed inmates on live TV Inmates say Luigi Mangione doesn't have TV in his cell The inmates ...

Luigi Mangione’s case has captured the nation’s attention, and his fellow inmates know it. In fact, during a Dec. 11 NewsNation broadcast, prisoners inside the State Correctional Institution ...

(NewsNation) — NewsNation’s Alex Caprariello and Ashleigh Banfield spoke exclusively with prison inmates who called for UnitedHealthcare CEO shooting suspect Luigi Mangione to be transferred to Rikers ...

Inmates at the prison where Luigi Mangione is being held may be behind bars, but they made their voices heard answering a reporter’s questions through a window. On Wednesday, Dec. 11, a reporter ...

Kentucky’s Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear on Thursday said he does not support using taxpayer dollars for gender-affirming surgery for transgender inmates as the state’s corrections department ...

A pair of inmates wrongfully imprisoned for over 22 years on murder convictions claim the Louisville Police Department fabricated evidence and a story about a Satanic ritual killing to convict them.

Little dogs are heading to the big house, as well-behaved inmates from a northern NSW correctional centre are given the opportunity to train golden retriever puppies to become assistance dogs.

Across the past five years, the total of inmates who were accidentally given their freedom too soon has reached 308. Of those, at least 41 were serving sentences for offences of violence ...

15, 2024. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File) “I recognize that LGBTQ inmates may be at a higher risk for violence than other inmates,” he said. “However, convicted felons do not have the ...