Any county operating a jail can apply for a $50,000 grant to fund medications and supplies for inmates experiencing opioid withdrawal.

Local taxpayers across Indiana are covering a nearly $13 million shortfall from the state, as county jails are forced to foot the bill for housing state-sentenced offenders without reimbursement.

Marion County Sheriff’s deputies arrested an 18-year-old after a boy’s mother reportedly caught him sexually battering her ...

The trial for a Cedar Rapids man accused of hiring two men to kill Chris Bagley will be delayed because a witness for the ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A second inmate who escaped a minimum security correctional facility in Franklin County is back in custody. According to Franklin County Jail booking records, 32-year-old Michael ...

Ada Anderson, 81, was arrested after she allegedly sprayed her neighbor, April Morant, and her two kids with bear mace and ...

"Osceola County, FL Sheriff Marcos Lopez was arrested by Homeland Security Investigations for his involvement in an illegal ...

Marion County Sheriff’s deputies have released video footage of a chase that ended with a K-9 apprehending the suspect.

Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford announced this week he is joining a coalition of 15 other Democratic attorneys general in a lawsuit against the Trump administration to stop the redistribution ...

Paula Diaz’s family will tell you they've had to reach out to law enforcement for help many times over the 23 years they ...

Grant Hardin, whose notoriety led to the TV documentary "Devil in the Ozarks," escaped May 25 from prison where he was ...

She had not, and as the officer suspected, somebody else had applied to Arizona community colleges in her name to scam the ...