On March 5, leaders in Milwaukee County, Wis., held an open house at a new secure residential care center intended to shift juvenile custody toward treatment and rehabilitation while keeping incarcerated youths closer to home.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore and other state officials broke ground on a new Supreme Court building in Annapolis that state leaders describe as a long-planned investment in the state’s judicial infrastructure.
Leaders in Bucks County, Pa., held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at a newly completed residential treatment center intended to help justice-involved adults with serious mental illness and co-occurring substance use issues avoid or reduce time in custody.
Later this month, a free live webinar from Correctional News will examine how the built environment directly impacts staff performance, safety outcomes and liability exposure.
Correctional News has launched a new docuseries, “Corrections Connections,” aimed at highlighting program models and operational approaches shaping progress in the corrections field.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom and other state officials convened on Feb. 20 to open the new Learning Center at the San Quentin Rehabilitation Center, framing the facility as a cornerstone of the state’s push to prioritize education, rehabilitation and successful reentry for incarcerated residents.
Kansas lawmakers are discussing whether to renovate the deteriorating Hutchinson Correctional Facility or replace it with new construction as infrastructure failures and space limitations worsen over time.
Florida’s proposed 2026-27 budget could steer nearly $374 million toward pay raises for Department of Corrections employees, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins said during a Feb. 9 stop at Santa Rosa Correctional Institution in Milton.
Tyler Technologies has signed a definitive agreement to acquire “For The Record,” a Phoenix-based digital court-recording company, in a deal valued at approximately $212.5 million.
Colorado lawmakers approved $2.4 million in midyear funding for hundreds of additional state prison beds after initially blocking the request and demanding a plan to address overcrowding.
Recognizing longtime and emerging industry leaders.
Winners announced at annual Corrections Summit.
