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ATLANTA (AP) - Davis remained defiant even after he was strapped to a gurney Wednesday night in the state's death…
ATLANTA (AP) - Former President Jimmy Carter said in a statement to The Associated Press on Thursday he hopes Davis'…
OPINION - The cases couldn't be any more different yet each has reignited a debate over the death penalty...
JACKSON, Ga. (AP) - As he lay strapped to a gurney in the death chamber, the 42-year-old told relatives of…
ATLANTA (AP) - Davis and his supporters have maintained his innocence. Prosecutors have stood by the case...
JACKSON, Ga. (AP) - The U.S. Supreme Court rejects a last-ditch request to stop the execution of Troy Davis...
JACKSON, Ga. (AP) - His offer to take a polygraph test was rejected. So was his request for the pardons…
ATLANTA (AP) - The 42-year-old's most realistic, though slim, chance for reprieve is through the courts, and his lawyers are…
ATLANTA (AP) - Davis has received support from hundreds of thousands of people, including a former FBI director, former President…
OPINION - Many have advocated for a moratorium on the death penalty, and if there were ever a case that…
theGRIO REPORT - Amnesty International, the NAACP and the National Action Network are drawing attention to one last effort...
Raven-Symone is finding out the hard way that growing up is hard to do...
ATLANTA - The Board of Pardons and Paroles on Tuesday rejected Davis' request for clemency after hearing hours of testimony…
SLIDESHOW - Troy Davis will be executed on Wednesday by lethal injection. Here are images of protesters making their voices…
TheGRIO REPORT - The NAACP and Amnesty International are part of a growing number of supporters in Atlanta who insist…
SAVANNAH, Georgia (AP) - Troy Davis, now 42, insists he's innocent and his lawyers, arguing they could prove it, have…
OPINION - It's very rare that a college-educated, well-spoken, white-collared black man gets accused of killing a cop. The narrative…
OPINION - Not unlike many people facing the ultimate sentence, Troy Davis has always maintained his innocence. But, this time…