Under the final rules, the cost of a 15-minute phone call would drop to 90 cents from as much as $11.35 in large jails, while in small jails, it would cost $1.35 instead of $12.10.

The move suspends a 2024 FCC decision that capped the price of in-state phone calls at 6 cents minute for prisons and large ...

The Federal Communications Commission has capped the rates inmates pay for phone and video calls, officials announced Thursday.

A new FCC rule means a cap of 5 cents a minute for most inmate phone and video calls in the state of Texas.

The FCC voted last Thursday to approve regulations, to take effect next year, that cap the price of inmate phone and video calls at prices as low as 5 cents per minute.

A new FCC rule means a cap of 5 cents a minute for most inmate phone and video calls in the state of Texas.

Under the final rules, the cost of a 15-minute phone call will drop to 90 cents from as much as $11.35 in large jails. In small jails it will cost $1.35 instead of $12.10.

Westmoreland officials are bracing for what could be a substantial cut in revenue generated through phone and video calls made by county prison inmates. A new rule issued earlier this month by the ...

A new FCC rule means a cap of 5 cents a minute for most inmate phone and video calls in the state of Texas.

A new FCC rule means a cap of 5 cents a minute for most inmate phone and video calls in the state of Texas.

A new FCC rule means a cap of 5 cents a minute for most inmate phone and video calls in the state of Texas.