CHEYENNE – The Wyoming Department of Corrections' COVID-19 pandemic plan can be adapted individually to each facility, depending upon the level of transmission of the virus at each operation.

Dozens of inmates within the Wyoming Department of Corrections live in county jails because the state’s prison system does not have the space or staff to house them.

CHEYENNE — As staffing at the Wyoming Department of Corrections has increased, 30 more Wyoming inmates housed at the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility (TCCF) in Tallahatchie, Mississippi ...

Wyoming will test all inmates and employees at its five correctional facilities next week, the state Department of Corrections announced Wednesday. On Monday Wyoming will start a one-time testing ...

Dec. 19—CHEYENNE — The Wyoming Department of Corrections recently moved more than 200 inmates to an institution out of state due to staffing shortages, but over 25 correctional officer ...

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Eighty-eight prisoners have been sent from the Wyoming State Penitentiary to a private Mississippi prison, the corrections department announced Friday. The transfer, which was ...

The Wyoming Department of Corrections’ transfer of 240 inmates to a private Mississippi prison due to a staffing shortage is a temporary fix to an ongoing problem, WDOC Director Dan Shannon says ...