NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A worker charged with aiding the New Orleans jailbreak by 10 prisoners shut off water to unclog a toilet, ...

Sterling Williams, a maintenance worker, is accused of aiding 10 inmates in a New Orleans prison escape, but his lawyer claims he was merely a tool, unaware of the plan. Authorities allege Williams ...

The Louisiana attorney general announced the arrest of a jail employee in connection with the escape of 10 New Orleans ...

DA staff, victims say they’re in hiding. City leaders demand answers as fallout grows.

Sterling Williams, the 33-year-old maintenance worker who was jailed after ten prisoners escaped from a jail in New Orleans, revealed why he assisted them.

State officials have said they have been able to track down and rearrest five of the 10 inmates who escaped last Friday ...

In Central City, an increasingly familiar scene played out as rifle-toting state troopers and armored vehicles arrived as the ...

Fox News' Nate Foy provides updates on the manhunt for the five remaining escaped inmates in New Orleans after five were captured. Louisana Gov. Jeff Landry discusses the investigation after Sterling ...

A maintenance worker at a New Orleans jail where 10 inmates escaped has been arrested and accused of helping facilitate the ...

The maintenance employee also said killer Derrick Groves tried to take his phone and get him to give a Cash App code to his ...

Sterling Williams, 33, was a maintenance worker who cut the water to a jail cell, allowing 10 men to escape, investigators ...

While social media is placing bets on which escaped inmate will be captured last, or never, authorities are investigating ...