CoreCivic is a for-profit, private prison company based in Brentwood The company has faced an onslaught of lawsuits over staffing issues. Two new lawsuits say violent inmate deaths were preventable.

The jury found CoreCivic failed to protect the victim from the attack by another incarcerated person. The victim, whose conviction was overturned, has lifelong cognitive impairments as a result of ...

Total contributions to the committee surpassed $150 million to set a new record. Private prison company CoreCivic reported in a lobbying disclosure that it donated $500,000 to the Trump-Vance ...

CoreCivic's latest earnings report shows that the company's financials are beginning to stabilize. Management has done a good job reducing debt and shoring up the company's balance sheet ...

A week ago, CoreCivic, Inc. (NYSE:CXW) came out with a strong set of first-quarter numbers that could potentially lead to a re-rate of the stock. The company beat forecasts, with revenue of US$ ...

Ilana Panich-Linsman for The New York Times Supported by By Alexandra Berzon Allison McCann and Hamed Aleaziz Damon Hininger, the chief executive of CoreCivic, which operates private prisons and ...

CoreCivic argues that its empty, non-operational facility — which hasn’t held a single detainee going on four years — somehow counts as continually in use. CoreCivic argues that its empty ...

Misty Mackey, warden at CoreCivic’s Midwest Regional Reception Center in Leavenworth Contributed photo Leavenworth is a city that understands, perhaps better than anywhere in the country ...