Wisconsin prison reform plan; advocate, inmate weigh in
As part of his budget proposal, Evers wants to spend $243 million to overhaul the prison by 2031. He would temporarily close it to demolish cell halls, build modern housing for 600 people at "medium security" and add a vocational village – a space that would better prepare inmates to transition out of prison.
Manitowoc letter-writers share their views on the Trump policies, Wisconsin property tax law and changes to the Wisconsin ...
Micah Laureano, 19, was killed by his cellmate in Green Bay Correctional Institution in 2024, according to a federal lawsuit ...
Gov. Tony Evers wants to create a new office that would be tasked with oversight of Wisconsin’s Department of ...
Evers' plan comes with the state's correctional facilities being the subject of numerous incidents, including five deaths at ...
In her “State of Black Wisconsin” address, Johnson talked about how Democratic Gov. Tony Evers’ budget proposal could affect ...
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Gov. Tony Evers’ newest plan for Wisconsin’s Department of Corrections system proposes closing the Green Bay Correctional Institution and reformations to multiple other state prisons. The plan ...
MADISON, Wis. -- Gov. Tony Evers along with Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) Secretary Jared Hoy are proposing significant changes to Wisconsin's corrections system. Evers' plan is ...
Wausau Pilot & Review Kirstie Pienta, courtesy of the Wisconsin Department of Corrections Authorities are searching for a ...
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