In most states, inmates on death row get to pick whatever they want—within reason— for their last meal, but in Texas, there is ... degree murder of Stuart Taylor in December 1978 and sentenced ...

It's the basis of dinner party small talk, cringeworthy team-building exercises and even the premise of some podcasts: 'What would your death row meal be ... his trial in Texas, Smith attempted ...

The Texas A&M Aggies will be without their top player for the fourth game in a row. According to ... in the SEC opener, Parker Rehm of FOX 44 reported that Taylor IV was dealing with "knee ...

He has the talent to finish on the podium again, but just the fact that he’s on the mat making moves alongside his Buckeye teammates this year following his near-death experience in 2023 is notable.

Steven Nelson, 38, was sentenced to death in 2012, a year after he was found guilty of murdering Arlington pastor Clint ...

"I mistook this curse for a blessing," Taylor told Newsweek. "As such, I was grateful for it, more so for my community on federal death row than for myself. I thought it was a way out: No more ...

When she began writing letters to a man on Texas’ death row, Noa Dubois had no intention of finding a husband. Instead, the now-29-year-old was searching for someone who would understand her struggles ...

LIVINGSTON, United States — Steven Nelson has spent more than a dozen years on Death Row in Texas and is to be executed by lethal injection on Wednesday for the murder of a pastor that he ...

Steven Nelson, sentenced to die Wednesday for the 2011 murder of a pastor, tells his side of the story in a recorded interview for “Banfield.” He claims he was merely a lookout for a robbery that ...

Trump’s new directive that aims to increase death sentences clashes with some Texas lawmakers’ efforts to add guardrails to capital punishment. Dr. Jeffery Singer testifies during a Criminal ...

Steven Nelson has spent more than a dozen years on Death Row in Texas and is to be executed by lethal injection on Wednesday for the murder of a pastor that he insists he did not commit.