By Jessica Holdman | Reporter
Happy Friday South Carolina.
“Tens of thousands of people could see their retirement income disappear. We’re talking about promises that are literally meant to last a lifetime.” - Bob Hartwig, a University of South Carolina finance professor on a possible state takeover of a life insurance company.
South Carolina regulators are seeking an emergency takeover of a retirement-focused insurance firm the agency argues is at risk of defaulting on customer payouts. (File photo/Getty Images)
By Jessica Holdman
South Carolina regulators are seeking an emergency takeover of a retirement-focused insurance firm the agency argues is at risk of defaulting on customer payouts.
Sen. Russell Ott, D-St. Matthews, shows senators a photo of a utility task vehicle at the Statehouse in Columbia, S.C., on Thursday, April 16, 2026. (Screenshot of SCETV legislative livestream)
By Skylar Laird
Owners of utility task vehicles can start driving the small, enclosed vehicles on public roads this year under a new law. The vehicles, which are popular among farmers, hunters and other outdoor enthusiasts, have existed for years in a legal gray area, without clear requirements or bans on where they can operate.
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