‘Am I next?’: Inmates, families, lawmakers sound alarm after 3 deaths at Huron Valley women’s prison

Three women have died at Michigan’s Women’s Huron Valley Correctional Facility since May 13, raising concerns about medical neglect and unsafe conditions at the state’s only women’s prison. Families, advocates, and lawmakers are calling for urgent reforms and transparency, citing longstanding issues such as inadequate healthcare, overcrowding, and hazardous facility conditions. Investigations into the deaths are ongoing, and pressure has mounted for accountability, including calls for the resignation of the Department of Corrections director. State and federal officials demand immediate action to protect incarcerated women and address systemic failures.