The Department of Corrections has always been an exception to the Keep Washington Working Act. Immigrant rights advocates ...

The DCNF obtained a public records document showing the Washington State DOC spent over $600,000 on transgender medical procedures from 2022 to 2024, with a sharp year-to-year increase.

The Tri-Cities Reentry Center, as well as facilities in Yakima and Spokane, are being targeted for closure as part of a plan to shore up an estimated $16 billion Washington state budget shortfall ...

The Washington Way, a corrections initiative launched by the Washington Department of Corrections, is helping formerly ...

Book Riot reports that the Washington State DOC “quietly rolled out a new policy via a memo on their website last month which disallows books to be donated to prisons via nonprofit organizations.” ...

But, for at least the past ten years, ICE has not picked up about 80 people with detainers per year, on average. That’s according to data from the Washington Department of Corrections.

A WA state budget proposal has suggested closing the Department of Corrections Reentry Center for Department of Corrections work release in Kennewick WA.