Arkansas corrections officials revealed critical missteps in Grant Hardin's escape in a newly released report.

An internal review reveals that a former police chief, known as the "Devil in the Ozarks," spent months planning his escape ...

The “Devil in the Ozarks” killer spent months biding his time and collecting supplies to prepare for his whirlwind escape from an Arkansas prison in late May that sparked a two-week manhunt, according ...

Lax security, policy mistakes and staff missteps allowed convicted murderer and rapist Grant Hardin to escape from the North ...

As a federal U.S. Border Patrol agent assigned to an elite tactical unit made his way up a rain-soaked wooded ridge near ...

Hardin had been misclassified and shouldn’t have been held at the primarily medium-security prison, according to the review.

The report provides the first public account of the incident from Hardin, including his planning and what he did before being ...

As tends to be the case, news is trickling out now about how a former police chief in Gateway who went to prison for rape and murder managed to simply walk out of a state prison facility in Calico ...

Payne said Hardin should have been a C-5 custody classification, which is the highest ranking, but the DOC's system did not ...

A former police chief serving time for rape and murder who walked away from a state prison was incorrectly classified and ...

Grant Hardin was a former police chief, served in multiple departments Hardin, originally from Garfield, Arkansas, was hired as police chief in the small town of Gateway in 2016.

Grant Hardin was a former police chief, served in multiple departments Hardin, originally from Garfield, Arkansas, was hired as police chief in the small town of Gateway in 2016.