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➤ Statewide: State officials rejected Christa Pike’s request to leave solitary confinement after her failed execution, citing her history of violence and escape attempts. (More)
➤ Also Statewide: War Secretary Pete Hegseth isn’t under consideration for Marsha Blackburn’s Senate seat, a source told the Associated Press, as Rep. Tim Burchett says he wants the appointment. (More)
➤ Tiptonville: Escaped killer Jacob Morley hid in an Illinois shed with beer and garlic bread before his capture, a sheriff says. Flock cameras helped track him in Missouri. (More)
➤ Wilson County: Schools have lost 17 bus drivers this year over unruly students, traffic, tight schedules, and $22-an-hour pay, so the board will use rainy day funds for raises. (More)
➤ Clarksville: A local family promised $102-a-month therapy bills filed a class-action suit against autism provider The Perfect Child after being billed $364,000. Another Tennessee family got a $1.48 million bill. (More)
➤ Chattanooga: The city’s Habitat for Humanity opens a lottery Nov. 9 for its Critical Home Repair program, offering free repairs to eligible homeowners. (More)
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