A man plays a game in the Brothers in Arms cell block, a new veteran-focused program, at the Harris County Joint Processing Center, part of the county jail system, on Tuesday, April 16, 2024, in ...

MADERA COUNTY (KFSN) -- Inmates at the Madera County jail are getting tablets. The Department of Corrections has launched a learning program utilizing the technology. The educational program at the ...

Michelle Hofmann is an Emmy Award winning KRIS 6 News Anchor and Reporter who is passionate about advocating for the communities she serves. CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Nueces County Sheriff, J.C. Hooper ...

Telmate, which bills itself as an “inmate communications” company, donated more than 200 Google Nexus 7 tablets to the Land O’ Lakes (Fla.) Detention Center, WUSF News reports. The inmates share the ...

(TNS) — Almost nobody outside of the Kentucky Department of Corrections has heard about how several hundred prison inmates hacked their state-issued, for-profit computer tablets to create more than $1 ...

Almost nobody outside of the Kentucky Department of Corrections has heard about how several hundred prison inmates hacked their state-issued, for-profit computer tablets to create more than $1 million ...

Almost nobody outside of the Kentucky Department of Corrections has heard about how several hundred prison inmates hacked their state-issued, for-profit computer tablets to create more than $1 million ...

DOVER, Del. (AP) - Delaware's Department of Correction is in the process of expanding Wi-Fi-enabled tablet access for some of the state's prisoners. Delaware State News reports inmates at Baylor Women ...

Inmates at one of the state's other prison facilities say tensions are rising as residents prepare to lose a lifeline to their outside support systems. The South Dakota Department of Corrections ...

Each inmate incarcerated in a New York State prison will soon have a free tablet. The tablets will give inmates access to educational content, eBooks and music, officials said. They'll also help ...

In 2021, Bryan Collier, executive director of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice said that tablets would “fundamentally change” communication for the state’s more than 100,000 prison inmates.