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Man convicted of rape in Mississippi, other states dies in prison
SUMMARY: Daniel Ray Skaggs, a convicted serial rapist, has died just weeks after being sentenced to life in prison. Skaggs, originally from Oklahoma, was found guilty of a 1990 rape case in Mississippi after DNA evidence matched his DNA. He was convicted of multiple charges, including rape, kidnapping, and armed robbery, and was believed to have attacked other women in multiple states during the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The cause of Skaggs' death has not been released.
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SUMMARY: Katrina Harris from Pike County surrendered to authorities for illegally obtaining $69,881 in SNAP benefits by misreporting her household income and composition. The Mississippi Department of Human Services, which conducted the investigation, referred the case to the local District Attorney, resulting in an indictment on March 5. Harris turned herself in three weeks after being indicted. The cooperative efforts of the MDHS investigative team, local officials, and law enforcement were praised. MDHS is emphasizing its commitment to detecting and preventing program fraud.
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SUMMARY: Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's attempt to remove House Speaker Mike Johnson was overwhelmingly defeated by a bipartisan vote of 359-43. Despite her criticism of Johnson's leadership, including his handling of foreign aid for Ukraine, Johnson retained his position with significant Democratic support. Donald Trump expressed his love for Greene while advising against her motion at this time. The vote reflects deep divisions within the GOP and highlights the potential challenges for Republican leadership. Greene's actions may have political repercussions for her, as some party members voiced their discontent with her tactics.
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SUMMARY: Elvis Presley Lake in Tupelo, Mississippi, will reopen on May 18, 2024, with a youth fishing day for those under 16, after being closed since summer 2021. An accompanying adult with a Mississippi fishing license is needed for the youth event. The general public can access the lake from May 22 at 6 a.m., requiring a state lake permit and a fishing license. This 322-acre state fishing lake, now renovated, is stocked with various fish species and is open for fishing and boating. However, the campground remains closed for further renovations.
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