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Tallahassee Crash Kills Teen; Brooke County Defers Highway Funding

Tallahassee Crash Kills Teen; Brooke County Defers Highway Funding
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A two-vehicle collision in Tallahassee on July 13, 2026, resulted in the death of a 17-year-old driver.

The Tallahassee Police Department reported that Kaleb Edouard succumbed to his injuries at a hospital after the crash at West Tennessee Street and High Road.

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Six other minors in the vehicles sustained injuries but are in stable condition. Police described the incident as a severe crash involving multiple young people.

Family and friends held a vigil at the scene. The victim's mother, Terra Edouard, urged others to wear seatbelts.

His basketball coach, Marvin Jefferson, remembered him as a special person with great energy.

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Brooke County Tables Highway Authority Funding

On July 21, 2026, the Brooke County Commission postponed a $4,000 annual allocation to the W. Va.

2/Interstate 68 Authority. Residents had voiced skepticism about the agency's performance.

Commissioner Tom Diserio noted the county contributes annually. Commissioner Stacey Wise defended the slow progress, citing multi-year phases typical of road construction.

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Wellsburg Councilman Larry Swanson said the county sees little progress. Resident Mary Blum demanded authority representatives attend a public meeting to give a report.

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Author: Monica Sabila
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