Grant Hardin, a former police chief who was convicted of rape and murder — and was also known as the 'Devil in the Ozarks' — ...

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

Grant Hardin, 56, walked out of the North Central Unit on May 25 after authorities say he disguised himself in a "makeshift" ...

A former Arkansas police chief convicted of rape and murder has been apprehended after a brazen prison escape that led to nearly two weeks on the run. Grant Hardin, 56, was taken into custody Friday ...

The town of Gateway lies on US Highway 62, a two-lane highway in the northwest corner of Arkansas, less than a mile from the Missouri border in the Ozarks.

Grant Hardin, known as the "Devil in the Ozarks," made his first court appearance through a video call on June 17, according ...

A job in a prison kitchen apparently helped Grant Hardin, a former police chief serving time for murder and rape, plot his ...

Hardin, 56, who was briefly police chief in the town of Gateway, near the Arkansas-Missouri border, simply walked out of a guarded gate at the North Central Unit in Calico Rock, Arkansas, on ...

The FBI became involved in the search after Grant Hardin escaped from the North Central Unit prison in Arkansas.

Grant Hardin, who worked for a time as a police chief in the Arkansas town of Gateway, was serving 30 years in prison for a 2017 fatal shooting, and another 50 years for a 1997 rape ...

Grant Hardin is serving lengthy sentences for murder and rape. He was the subject of the TV documentary “Devil in the Ozarks.

The report says that Hardin appeared via Zoom, waived his formal arraignment, and entered a plea of not guilty.