Energy Regulation: South Carolina landowners filed a motion for reconsideration after the Public Service Commission approved Dominion Energy and Santee Cooper’s Canadys natural gas plant in Colleton County, arguing the review didn’t adequately weigh air, water and public health impacts. Food Safety: Taylor Farms’ shredded iceberg lettuce recall tied to a Cyclospora outbreak kept expanding, with FDA later saying one lab result was a false positive while Walmart and other retailers pulled affected products as the investigation continues. Healthcare Manufacturing: ElectroWire Medical in Lexington County received FDA clearance to market its LightningWire transseptal puncture system, with a limited release planned first in South Carolina and nearby states. Data Privacy: South Carolina will receive $280,000 from the 23andMe settlement over the 2023 genetic data breach affecting more than 80,000 state residents. Local Development: Summerville plans to demolish a closed Ruby Tuesday and replace it with a 7 Brew Coffee drive-thru, moving through design and engineering approvals. Infrastructure & Industry: Clemson crews begin phased College Avenue closures for crosswalks, utilities, sidewalks and paving. Aerospace Manufacturing: Boeing will add a new 737 MAX final assembly line in Everett, ending Renton’s long run as the sole 737 assembly site. Nuclear Oversight: A report highlights repeated NRC concerns at V.C. Summer, including long-running maintenance problems with emergency backup equipment.