Madagascar Journey exhibit opens at South Carolina Aquarium
The South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston debuts the three year Madagascar Journey exhibit featuring ring-tailed lemurs Nile crocodile giant geckos boa constrictors and parrots. Officials say the display connects SC resources to global conservation issues and highlights Madagascar’s shrinking forests and endangered freshwater species.
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S C House opens ethics probes after probable cause found
The South Carolina House changed rules to allow ethics investigations when probable cause is found. Republicans said the move aims to bring sunlight to the process, not target any individual, amid talk of a possible inquiry into Gov Nikki Haley.
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Senator seeks to end about $1 billion in sales tax exemptions
South Carolina Senator Phil Leventis, retiring, urges eliminating roughly $1 billion in sales tax exemptions to fund public education and local government. He argues the House plan is a distraction and notes exemptions exceed $3 billion.
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