AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHealthcare Tech: LivTech (Knoxville) is rolling out Alora Anywhere 2.0 for in-home care, adding offline EVV and documentation so caregivers can clock in/out and record visits even with weak or no internet—aimed at rural and low-connectivity agencies. AI & Public Safety: A Tennessee woman wrongly jailed in Fargo for months says faulty AI facial recognition led to civil-rights violations, filing a $10M lawsuit against police and a detective. Retail & Jobs: Target plans to open eight new stores in October, including in Tennessee, as it continues its national expansion and remodel push. Hospitality & Local Economy: O’Charley’s is permanently closing across Tennessee after employees reported only about a day’s notice. Insurance Transparency: A national push led by AGs urges the FCC to tighten “Know Your Upstream Provider” rules to curb robocalls and texts. Local Government: Shelby County will collect storm debris for unincorporated areas from Sept. 21 through Nov. 30, with residents required to schedule pickup and follow limb-size rules. Energy & Infrastructure: Old Hickory Lake drawdown is scheduled for November to assess shoreline and recreation areas.
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