CALIFORNIA TRANSFORMED the way its prison population connects to the outside world by handing every incarcerated person an electronic tablet to make free calls, receive messages and access other ...

A 47-year-old Florida inmate, originally from Sarasota, admitted in a Tallahassee federal court this week that he used a prison-issued device to receive and circulate child pornography. Edward G. Winn ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) - A Madison County inmate pleaded guilty sending and receiving explicit images of children, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Edward Winn, 47, has been an inmate of the ...

For Ricardo Perez, an inmate at Ely State Prison, video calls keep him tethered to his loved ones. “Being able to see my family at home, look at moms cooking, watch my niece get happy feet for getting ...

'How to Not Die in Prison' will be published in June by Simon & Schuster, which used to be owned by Paramount. By Tony Maglio Taylor Sheridan can do it all, I guess, and that now includes making a ...

State lawmakers are moving forward with a proposal aimed at cracking down on inmates who access social media from behind bars using contraband cell phones. Lawmakers target contraband phone use in ...

If you're looking to expand the storage on your phone or similar device, chances are, you don't have many options. While older devices used to have extras like a microSD card slot and 3.5mm jack, most ...

Colorado DOC asks state for emergency funding to add more beds for growing prison population Democrats in charge at the Capitol said they won't move more funding unless the department comes up with a ...

Republish our articles for free, online or in print, under a Creative Commons license. For years, phone calls were one of the most stressful parts of prison, when they should have been a respite. It ...

HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. (WTAJ) — Raymond Oechsle Jr., who sits in prison on murder charges, is being charged once again, this time for allegedly assaulting a guard with a tablet. Oechsle was charged after ...

Carrying out everyday activities like buying food, checking in with your family, and accessing basic internet services comes at a premium inside Nevada’s prisons — a premium often borne by the ...