William S. Key Correctional Center News

A Logan County man serving time in prison is suing the city and an Edmond police officer over injuries stemming from an alleged jail incident, according to a court document obtained by The Edmond Sun.

A Greer County judge will decide whether to throw out a criminal case against the wife of a former prison warden accused of helping a convicted killer escape more than 15 years ago.

Two men who escaped from a minimum-security state prison in Woodward County have been captured.

Two inmates who escaped from William S. Key Correctional Center early Sunday morning made it to Logan County before being recaptured.

A search is under way for two Oklahoma inmates whom officials said stole a pickup with three guns inside after escaping from a minimum-security Woodward County prison.

The Board of Corrections on Friday was given a grim financial picture for the current fiscal year.

An inmate who escaped from the William S. Key Correctional Center in Woodward County has been recaptured.

The man who escaped from William S. Key Correctional Center Monday morning turned himself in to authorities on Tuesday afternoon.

An escapee from the William S. Key Correctional Center in Woodward County has been recaptured.

A man who escaped from William S. Key Correctional Center Monday is back in custody and headed for tighter security, said Linda Eike, prison spokeswoman.

A state inmate has escaped from the William S. Key Correctional Center in Woodward County.

FORT SUPPLY a ' Authorities are looking for an inmate who escaped from a prison in Woodward County this morning and jumped into a waiting car.

Oklahoma has a love-hate relationship with our corrections system. We love to lock offenders away for long periods of time but we hate to spend much money on maintaining prisons or providing programs that encourage inmates to stay out once they're released.

A new study on Oklahoma State Penitentiary says most of the prison should be torn down and a new prison built in its place - but District 7 state Sen.

A private study of Oklahoma's prison system shows state facilities need more than half a billion dollars in renovations and expansions.