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Life Inside January 25
The Misery of “Medical Chain”
When a trip to the hospital means spending hours on a cramped bus handcuffed to another prisoner.
By Deidre Mcdonald
Life Inside January 4
The Doctors Say I’m O.K, But Then There’s This Pain…
A fretful prisoner struggles with an ever-growing list of symptoms.
By Rahsaan Thomas
Life Inside September 7, 2017
Sentenced to Life in Prison — And a Job Making Furniture
Employee perks: None, really, unless you count the nail gun fights.
By Jayson Hawkins
Feature July 6, 2016
Inside the Deadly World of Private Prisoner Transport
Tens of thousands of people every year are packed into vans run by for-profit companies with almost no oversight.
By Eli Hager and Alysia Santo
News March 29, 2016
Why Some Prisoners With HIV Get Better Treatment Than Others
A new report says care varies widely between Louisiana’s jails and prisons.
By Beth Schwartzapfel
News February 22, 2016
Why Some Prisons are Spending Millions on a Pricey New Drug
Corrections facilities are ground zero for treating hepatitis C — but at a cost.
By Beth Schwartzapfel
News August 27, 2015
When Prisons Need to Be More Like Nursing Homes
Finding new ways to treat the growing pool of older, ailing inmates.
By Maura Ewing
News August 10, 2015
What Care Do Prisons Owe Transgender Inmates?
A California case may decide.
By Beth Schwartzapfel
Q&A June 16, 2015
The Corizon CEO on Losing Its Contract With Rikers
"You win some, you lose some."
By Maura Ewing
News April 22, 2015
When Your Insulin Pump is Contraband
What diabetics face behind bars.
By Christie Thompson

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