Educators push billboard campaign for school funding
A coalition led by Education First plans 30 day billboards near the Interstate 95 and 26 interchange in Columbia to pressure lawmakers for more school funding after a judge ruled the state met its obligations. The effort cites rural districts and the Supremes defined duty while Governor’s office urges reforms and private school tax breaks.
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Five Die In Fiery Charleston Interstate 26 Crash
Five people died when a tractor-trailer collided with seven other cars on Interstate 26 near Charleston. Coroner Rae Wooten identified Aniket Shrikhande and Kajsa Barnette among the victims, while families for others were contacted or tentatively identified. Four others were injured, including the truck driver, and two people survived the crash. The scene along the straight port-area highway remained blocked for hours during cleanup.
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