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Tennessee to Execute Christa Pike on Sept. 30

Her lawyers say lethal injection could cause prolonged pain because of a blood disorder, leaving gubernatorial clemency as her last formal option.

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Texas Executes LeJames Norman for 2005 Triple Murder

Georgia Supreme Court Upholds Stay of Execution for Stacey Humphreys

Juror Misconduct Motion Puts Stacey Humphreys’ Execution at Risk

Georgia Sets Sept. 16 Execution Date for Man Convicted in 2003 Real Estate Murders

Japan Executes Osaka Arson Convict in First Hanging Under Takaichi

Japan Executes Inmate Convicted in 2009 Osaka Pachinko Arson

Oldest U.S. Prisoner Dies at 101 After Decades on Death Row and in Prison

Florida Carries Out Two Executions in One Day, First Double Execution Since 1964

DeSantis Reschedules Ex‑Officer’s Execution for July 28 as Florida Plans Two Executions That Day

Florida Executes 74-Year-Old Dennis Sochor, the State’s Oldest Modern-Era Execution

Florida Executes 74-Year-Old Dusty Ray Spencer

Netflix Doc Revives Interest in Taylor Parker Case as Hospital Rebukes Visitors

Supreme Court Vacates 11th Circuit Ruling in Florida Death‑Penalty Case

Supreme Court Vacates Mississippi Death Sentence Over Flawed Batson Hearing

Tennessee Halts Execution After Failed IV Attempts, Governor Grants One‑Year Reprieve

South Carolina Judge Finds Death-Row Inmate Unfit for Execution

Texas Executes James Broadnax After Supreme Court Rejects Last-Minute Appeal

Texas Executes James Broadnax After Supreme Court Rejects Final Appeal

Florida Executes Chadwick Willacy for 1990 Murder of Neighbor