Members of the Maryland House Republican Caucus sent a letter to Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) Friday asking him to share data about…
Julie Magers is looking for answers to her questions about COVID-19 procedure and oversight in Maryland detention facilities. She also wants to know where…
Maryland’s Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services on Monday confirmed its first inmate death related to the COVID-19 pandemic. An incarcerated individual in…
Prisons are particular incubators for the spread of disease — and the Hogan administration this week suspended visits to inmates in 20 state-run correctional…
Del. Jazz M. Lewis (D-Prince George’s) told the House Judiciary Committee at a Tuesday bill hearing that 75% of Maryland inmates were placed in…
Two of Republican Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan’s key cabinet members received unanimous approval from the Maryland Senate’s Executive Nominations Committee on Monday night. The…
More than two dozen state correctional officers were charged with 236 crimes related to complaints of excessive force by detainees at state-run Baltimore jails,…
Despite Maryland’s complex system for assessing 9-1-1 fees, collection of the funds is infrequently audited ― an issue that drew concern from a legislative…
The shortage of 2,000 state employees in critical places like prisons and psychiatric hospitals is leading to unmanageable workloads and dangerous working conditions, members…
A jail in the center of Baltimore City, long faulted for poor conditions for inmates, will soon be torn down to make way for…