Editorial: This is the first step to preventing more multibillion-dollar messes
State Treasurer Curtis Loftis, ex Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom oversaw double counts of billions of collars, misled ...
A defiant SC treasurer says other officials have shared inaccuracies over $1.8B error
I don’t know how other senators can sit in there (and) watch this. I don’t understand. This is childlike, and there are real ...
SC treasurer to appear before state Senate to speak on $1.8 billion accounting error
The Senate subcommittee investigating a $1.8 billion accounting error is set to hear from one of the key players involved, ...
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The State House Gavel: Tempers flare in Senate hearing as treasurer responds to $1.8B audit
Statehouse reporters Gavin Jackson, Russ McKinney and Maayan Schechter are back at the Capitol reporting what you need to ...
SC treasurer testifies before senators on $1.8B error
Tensions were high on the grounds of the South Carolina State House on Thursday for a much-anticipated hearing on the state’s ...
SC treasurer’s office paid for crisis communications help amid $1.8B accounting error
The SC treasurer’s office also also hired a subject matter expert to help with understanding the annual comprehensive ...
The Sun News29d
Former SC treasurer and reality TV star, Thomas Ravenel, jumps into governor’s race
The (Hilton Head) Island Packet File Photograph COLUMBIA, S.C. Former South Carolina Treasurer Thomas Ravenel, who resigned after he was charged with cocaine possession with intent to distribute ...
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Former SC treasurer, reality TV star Thomas Ravenel announces run for governor
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - A former state treasurer who appeared in a Charleston-based reality show announced he will be a candidate in the 2026 South Carolina governor’s race. Thomas Ravenel made the ...
WIS TV9d
SC treasurer to appear before state Senate to speak on $1.8 billion accounting error
The audit found the offices of South Carolina’s treasurer, comptroller general and auditor were all aware of the mistake for years, but it did not come to lawmakers' attention until late 2022.