Grant Hardin, former police chief of the small town of Gateway, Arkansas, who was convicted of murder, has been recaptured ...

The Arkansas Democrat Gazette first reported that Deputy U.S. Marshal Robert J. Hammons wrote in a criminal complaint filed ...

Grant Matthew Hardin's quiet escape from the North Central Unit prison, and his capture almost two weeks later about a mile ...

From Aug. 6, 1990, to May 22, 1991, Hardin was employed at the Fayetteville Police Department. In his termination letter, then-Chief Richard Watson said Hardin's efforts "fall short of the average ...

Dr. Dubs Byers described Grant Hardin as a "model inmate" prior to his escape and said Hardin gained the trust of prison ...

Grant Hardin, the one-time Arkansas police chief who escaped from prison where he was serving sentences for murder and rape, has been recaptured, according to the Izard County Sheriff’s Office.

"It's not necessarily a policy issue; it's a personnel issue. The person that was responsible didn't do what he was supposed ...

Grant Hardin, a former Arkansas police chief, escaped prison, posing a significant threat. Law enforcement uses advanced technology in the search operation.

On June 10, the Arkansas Board of Corrections discussed the escape and capture of former Gateway police chief Grant Hardin. Officials confirmed a review is ongoing.

The search for the escaped inmate out of Arkansas known as the "Devil in the Ozarks" has finally come to an end. Here's a timeline from escape to capture.