Texas

Life Inside January 10

“Step by step, I shuffle forward amid the mass of bodies, waiting to get inside.”

By Jason Wright

News September 4, 2018

A lawsuit is challenging private hearings that take just seconds.

By Mustafa Z. Mirza

News June 7, 2018

As Andre Thomas faces execution for three gory murders, a court questions jury bias and his competency.

By Andrew Cohen

News May 1, 2018

How the administration is turning child protection into law enforcement

By Eli Hager

Life Inside January 25, 2018

When a trip to the hospital means spending hours on a cramped bus handcuffed to another prisoner.

By Deidre Mcdonald

The Frame January 19, 2018

Bridge to Nowhere

Photographer Kirsten Luce captures the challenges facing migrants who arrive at a U.S. border crossing in Laredo, Texas.

By Julia Preston and Celina Fang

Feature October 11, 2017

As the climate changes, inmates without air-conditioning have no escape from extreme heat.

WITH VIDEO BY THE MARSHALL PROJECT, THE WEATHER CHANNEL AND DIVIDED FILMS

Life Inside September 7, 2017

Employee perks: None, really, unless you count the nail gun fights.

By Jayson Hawkins

Case in Point June 12, 2017

The Jerry Hartfield case is an extraordinary tale of justice delayed and denied.

By Andrew Cohen

News May 11, 2017

John Jackson did not commit misconduct in 1992 case, a jury finds.

By Maurice Possley