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The Washington state Department of Corrections says it plans to lift social distancing requirements for religious ceremonies after complaints from Native…
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In another sign that life is slowly inching its way back to normal, the Washington state Department of Corrections has announced the public will once…
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Most inmates in the state correctional system have to wait until the end of the month to get a COVID-19 vaccine. But members of the Muckleshoot Tribe who…
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A special plot of land has been set aside at the Washington State Penitentiary in Walla Walla. It is sacred ground that has been blessed by tribal leaders…
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The state is taking steps to reduce Washington's prison population to stop the spread of COVID-19. Gov. Jay Inslee has issued a new emergency proclamation…
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The healing power of nature is well established. People who garden, take frequent hikes or regularly play with a dog or cat experience the benefits…
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A Washington state prison inmate was accidentally held three-and-a-half years beyond his release date. The error was discovered last month. This follows...
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In 2014 and 2015, Washington's prison system experienced a spike in inmate suicides. During those two years 11 inmate deaths were ruled suicides, giving...
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Washington prison inmates will no longer be called “offenders.” The Secretary of Corrections made that announcement in an all-staff message Tuesday.
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A federal court said it’s OK for Washington state to require that only women be allowed to guard female prisoners in certain situations. Male correctional…