Prisoners who work for Corcraft start at just 16 cents an hour — a rate that hasn’t budged since 1992. A bill pending in Albany would boost that.

Texas prison inmates are making cotton face masks that will be given to first responders for free to alleviate a shortage of medical materials during the coronavirus pandemic, state Sen. John...

State prison inmates are set to begin sewing surgical masks and gowns and constructing plastic face shields for Indiana first responders.

Tennessee prison inmates at two facilities are making personal protective equipment for the state's medical personnel to fight the coronavirus

COLUMBUS, Ohio—Ohio prison inmates are stepping up to fill the ongoing shortages of masks, hand sanitizer, and other personal protection equipment ne

The Hampden County Sheriff’s department is making protective masks and equipment for local health care workers and fist responders in need.

Some Connecticut prison inmates are helping with the shortage of face masks during the coronavirus outbreak.

The Virginia Department of Corrections said they are providing prisoners and DOC staff with guard masks to keep COVID-19 from reaching the state’s correctional facilities.

There have been no confirmed cases of coronavirus in Alaska’s jails or prisons. But as of Wednesday, there had only been two tests conducted, both of which came back negative, according to the...

At least 22 prisoners had been tested for coronavirus as of April 1.

Louisiana is producing thousands of bottles of hard-to-find hand sanitizer, thanks to a quickly assembled collaboration among state agencies and three manufacturers donating the ingredients.

Gov. Asa Hutchinson and state health officials are scheduled to provide an update on coronavirus in Arkansas at 1:30 p.m. briefing at the state Capitol.

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A trio of factories in Michigan prisons that normally make prisoner clothing have switched to making masks and other personal protective equipment to prevent the spread of coronavirus. The goal is to...

STRINGTOWN, Okla. (KFOR) – Bad decisions may have landed them here, but they aren’t letting it define the rest of their lives. “We are trying to give them an opportunity to give back in this …

(From: NDCS Press Release) In an effort to meet some of the supply needs that have arisen with the onset of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Cornhusker State Industries (CSI)*, which operates the industry...

All three products, which are in the early stages of being developed, will be produced by inmates at various facilities

The South Dakota Department of Corrections says inmates are producing personal protective equipment for prison staff.

“No one has tested positive for COVID-19 at this point. The great hope is that it does not make its way in.”

The masks are being sewn at Leath Correctional Institution in Greenwood and Camille Graham Correctional Institution in Columbia.

Deer Ridge Correctional Institution east of Madras has isolated one housing unit of nearly 130 inmates “due to health concerns” but has had no positive cases of the COVID-19 virus, officials say

FORSYTH — State prisoners have been put to work producing masks for staff and inmates at Georgia prisons to help fight the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak, according to a corrections department

They've been making disinfectant and other virus-killing stuff as well.