Attorneys for Tennessee death row inmate Darrell Hines filed a request Wednesday to stop his Thursday execution.
School lunch menus in Northwest Tennessee will be fresher over the next two years via Children’s Health through Education and Food program.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee is declining to stop Thursday’s scheduled execution of death row inmate Darrell Hines.
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