The Tennessee Department of Correction announced the reversal of a prison contract after an official leaked information in private emails.
Author: Adam Tamburin, Nashville Tennessean
Emanuel Samson sentenced to life without parole for 2017 Tennessee church shooting
The Nashville jury, which already found Samson, 27, guilty of first-degree murder, decided on the sentence possibleafter less than two hours.
Emanuel Samson found guilty of first-degree murder in 2017 Tennessee church shooting
Samson was indicted on 43 counts in the case, including first-degree murder in the shooting death of Melanie Crow.
Man accused in church shooting wanted to kill ‘minimum of 10 white churchgoers,’ prosecutor says
In note, Emanuel K. Samson said he planned to retaliate for the 2015 church shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, where nine worshipers were killed.
Tennessee already gave free college tuition. Now it’s turning to students’ flat tires.
It isn’t just the tuition money. Students drop out over unexpected expenses. Tennessee is working to cover those bills to keep students in college.