The Marshall Project is collecting data on COVID-19 infections in state and federal prisons. See how the virus has affected correctional facilities where you live.

Just a small fraction of federal prisoners have been sent home. Many others lack legal help and connections to make their case.

A new lawsuit says crowded meals and dorms increase coronavirus risk.

Fatal victims illuminate women’s unique problems in prison, and the all-too-common ways they get there in the first place.

The Bureau of Prisons reports 110 confirmed cases among 17,000 prisoners—and that may be an undercount.

A state spokesman says the system has more than 100,000 N95 masks, but it’s unclear how many have been given to officers or prisoners.

The United States is about to find out as officials struggle to contain the coronavirus.

Prisoners made furniture and license plates during the pandemic, according to workers and families. Some plants are now making face masks.

The case of Patrick Jones, the first federal prisoner to die from COVID-19, epitomizes national debates about criminal justice reform.

Orders at Oakdale in Louisiana help explain COVID-19 spread.