Mississippi teen found guilty in mother's death
Luke Woodham, 17, was convicted of murdering his mother Mary Woodham in Philadelphia Mississippi after stabbing her and beating her with an aluminum bat. He was sentenced to life in prison, with no parole until age 65, and faces a separate trial in the Pearl High School shootings. Prosecutors called him murderous and planned, while defense argued mental illness and influence by a cult-like group led by Grant Boyette.
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Federal agency reallocates homeless grants to fix year 2000 computer bug
The Health and Human Services Department plans to reroute 7 million from a teen outreach program to address Y2K computer problems. Overall, 40.5 million across multiple grants will be shifted to fix Medicare systems, with critics calling it robbing Peter to pay Paul.
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Heat in Florida Drives Visitors to Venetian Pool Break
Will Clark of South Miami rests beneath a waterfall at the Venetian Pool in Coral Gables as the heat index surpasses 100 degrees on Friday. The historic quarry pool features shady porticos, Spanish fountains, observation towers, and more.
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Venetian Pool
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