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Women coming home from prison get little help rebuilding

Women are far more likely to be the primary caretaker of their children. But resources devoted to that plight are scarce.

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JP Resident New Dranaya Owens Named Brookview House Director

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New Bedford Murderer Paroled After 30 Years Behind Bars

After 30 years in prison and with his life sentence for a 1987 New Bedford murder commuted earlier this year, Thomas Koonce was granted parole.

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Criminal justice reform bill goes down in flames after lengthy debate

For the second time in seven years, state lawmakers have rejected the advice of national authorities on how to reduce spending on prisons.

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Buffalo man still in prison over an alleged clerical error

Letorrance Travis is sitting in federal prison over what his attorney calls a clerical error. His attorney is pushing to get him out.

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