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After Pioneering Work Release for Prisoners, Wisconsin Goes Backwards

After Pioneering Work Release for Prisoners, Wisconsin Goes Backwards

Today, corrections officials don't even know how many prisoners have such jobs.

Bill Would Allow Wisconsin Youth Offenders To Appeal Life Sentences

Bill Would Allow Wisconsin Youth Offenders To Appeal Life Sentences

More than 100 people would be eligible.

Report on Wisconsin Prisons Warns of Overcrowding, High Staff Turnover

Report on Wisconsin Prisons Warns of Overcrowding, High Staff Turnover

Raises alarms about solitary confinement of people with mental illness.

Milwaukee Legislators Draft Bills to Improve State Prison Conditions

Milwaukee Legislators Draft Bills to Improve State Prison Conditions

16 bills range from rights to sunlight to county-control of jails.

Building Commission OKs Planning Funds to Reorganize Wisconsin Prisons

Building Commission OKs Planning Funds to Reorganize Wisconsin Prisons

$15 million approved despite Republican objections to parts of the plan.

Despite Rapidly Aging Prison Population, Wisconsin Rarely Grants Compassionate Release

Despite Rapidly Aging Prison Population, Wisconsin Rarely Grants Compassionate Release

Individuals with terminal illnesses or declining health find themselves dying in prison.

For The First Time, Wisconsin’s Youth Prisons Are Fully Compliant With Required Reforms

For The First Time, Wisconsin’s Youth Prisons Are Fully Compliant With Required Reforms

Prison system now fully complying with 2017 court order.

Man Jailed For Threatening To Blow Up Wisconsin Capitol

Man Jailed For Threatening To Blow Up Wisconsin Capitol

Individual, 33, is accused of violating probation, making a terrorist threat

The State of Politics: Why Evers’ Prison Overhaul Plan Died
The State of Politics

Why Evers’ Prison Overhaul Plan Died

Ambitious plan to modernize state prison system was 'pencil whipped' to death.

When Will Green Bay Prison Be Closed?

When Will Green Bay Prison Be Closed?

Evers and GOP legislators can't agree on when or how or what it will cost.

Prison Officials Deny Violating Rights of Green Bay Inmate Killed By Cellmate

Prison Officials Deny Violating Rights of Green Bay Inmate Killed By Cellmate

Lawsuit alleges state should have intervened because of cellmate's conduct.

Evers Kills Bill That Would Have Made It More Difficult For Felons To Resume Voting

Evers Kills Bill That Would Have Made It More Difficult For Felons To Resume Voting

ACLU called proposed restrictions a 'modern-day poll tax.'

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