Kansas' parole board has reversed its decision to release a man convicted of a state Highway Patrol trooper' 1978 murder after strong criticism prompted the governor to call on the board to reconsider.

On July 29, 1986, Eagles and his co-defendant, Jeffrey Roberio, went to 79-year-old Lewis Jennings’ trailer in Middleborough to steal money from the home.

The state’s far-left Parole Board has quietly pushed ruling on whether to let loose one of New York City’s most notorious cop killers until after the June 24 primary – raising speculation by

The Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference is denouncing Gov. Bill Lee’s first veto and urging state lawmakers to override him on a bill giving the parole board more power. Passed overwhelmingly with little fanfare by the legislature this year,

Two people were sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for murdering Lewis Jenkins, 79, of Middleboro. But both have been granted parole.