Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee introduced the $100 million HEAL Program to aid recovery in 13 counties after Hurricane Helene, focusing on water systems and infrastructure.

Tennessee farms offer a variety of fall activities, including pumpkin picking, corn mazes, and food experiences. Narramore Farms and Shade Tree Orchard are highlighted.

Tennessee Attorney General announces a $52 million settlement with Marriott International over a data breach, including over $900,000 for Tennessee and security reforms for Marriott.

Tennessee announces tax relief for those affected by Hurricane Helene, extending filing deadlines and offering sales tax refunds on certain purchases for rebuilding efforts.

Tennessee's Attorney General has filed a motion against TikTok for not providing evidence required by the state's consumer protection law investigation.

The Tennessee National Guard is aiding in East Tennessee's recovery from Hurricane Helene with nearly 600 members, using vehicles and helicopters for rescue operations, supply delivery, and infrastructure repair.

Diona E. Layden has been appointed Deputy Director of the THRC, bringing extensive state government experience to the role overseeing agency operations. William Wade and Christopher Cowart also join the legal division.

Tennessee's cost of borrowing is set at 12% annually, as announced by Commissioner Gonzales, calculated over the prime rate of 8% reported by the Federal Reserve.

Tennessee's Department of Labor launched Mobile American Job Centers to aid workers affected by Northeast Tennessee floods, providing unemployment benefits and job resources.

Tennessee's Governor and First Lady encourage community support for Hurricane Helene recovery, with donation centers established and Dolly Parton donating $1 million.

The Trenton, Tennessee Driver Services Center will open on Saturday, October 12th, offering extended services like license renewals and voter registration for those unable to visit during regular hours.

Mobile units in Tennessee are offering free replacement driver licenses and IDs to flood victims at specific locations, with extended services at Elizabethton. The initiative aims to assist in recovery efforts.

Federal disaster unemployment aid is offered to residents of eight Tennessee counties affected by Tropical Storm Helene, with applications accepted until December 2nd, 2024.