Officials say transferring the prisoners is a necessary step to manage prison populations and make needed upgrades and additions to the Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge.

Private prison company CoreCivic has announced it will contract with the State of Montana to transfer 240 inmates to the company's 2,672-bed Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility in Tutwiler, Mississippi in the first quarter of 2025.

STARKVILLE — A longtime request from Mississippi State football fans is becoming a reality. MSU announced Tuesday that it will be installing an LED lighting system at Davis Wade Stadium. It will be ready for the 2025 season.

For each of the past two years, Montana’s Department of Corrections has sent 120 prisoners to a privately run prison in Arizona ... inmates at its Tutwiler, Mississippi facility, bringing ...

Officials say transferring the prisoners is a necessary step to manage prison populations and make needed upgrades and additions to the Montana State Prison in Deer Lodge.

UCF erased an early 14-point, deficit with dominant offensive rebounding but faded with a 2-for-17 3-point shooting effort after halftime.

Ohio State is No. 1 in the final Associated Press Top 25 football poll of the season after beating Notre Dame for its first national championship since 2014

Everything you need to know in order to watch the Mississippi State Bulldogs take on the Kentucky Wildcats on Saturday, Jan. 11.

The college football transfer portal has redefined the old saying 'third time's the charm,' giving the opportunity for college football players to get a fresh s

The No. 6/7 Tennessee men's basketball team returns home to face No. 14 Mississippi State in its third consecutive home contest against a ranked SEC foe Tuesday night at Food City Center. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. ET.

The West Virginia Mountaineers have signed former LSU lineman Kimo Makane’ole. Makane’ole was a highly-rated prospect coming out of Niceville, Florida, and chose the Tigers over opportunities from Arizona State,

In South Carolina, state regulations require high school students to be in class for at least 120 hours in order to receive credit for each course. Except in extenuating circumstances, anything less results in failure.