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Corrections officials had the opportunity to mitigate the heat issue sooner than they did. Records show they declined due to cost.
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When the Kentucky government announced they would resume in-person visitation at state prison facilities by June 20, Stefanie Potter and her 5-year-old daughter were overwhelmed at the thought of seeing their husband and father for the first time since the pandemic started.
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People held in Kentucky prisons and juvenile justice centers will be allowed in-person visitors again beginning June 20, for the first time in more than a…
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Anyone who is eligible for release will be tested for the coronavirus within seven days of their return to society, the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation says.
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The Kentucky Department of Corrections said Wednesday that the department is expanding its public alert system to include halfway houses when inmates…
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Local and state officials met in Frankfort on Tuesday to discuss solutions to long-time issues with the halfway house in Paducah. The privately owned…
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Kentucky officials say they will release 570 paroled inmates faster in an effort to ease overcrowding at state and local correctional facilities.The…
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The Kentucky Department of Corrections has outlined a plan to remedy a faulty DNA collection system for convicted felons months after the Office of the…
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There's a mobile app that notifies crime victims about changes in the status of criminal offenders in Kentucky. The free app is called "VINEMobile."The…
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A union representing Kentucky corrections officers plans to meet to discuss a push for higher pay.The Lake Barkley #60 Fraternal Order of Police is set to…