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Georgia rural film industry pushes for more tax credits | Georgia
SUMMARY: The entertainment industry in Georgia is urging state lawmakers to increase tax credits to retain and grow its presence, as other regions offer better financial incentives. During a meeting of the House Rural Development Council, industry leaders, including Matt Campbell from B.I.G. Entertainment Network, emphasized the need for enhanced support, particularly in rural areas and the post-production sector. Currently, a 20% tax credit exists, but additional incentives are necessary for Georgia to compete effectively. Despite skepticism from some legislators about expanding incentives, industry representatives believe that more favorable conditions are essential for attracting productions and jobs to the state.
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AMAZING! Man rescued after being crushed inside trash track | FOX 5 News
SUMMARY: A man was rescued from a garbage truck in Northeast Atlanta after reportedly sleeping in a dumpster. Sanitation workers found him when he screamed as the crew prepared to empty the dumpster. Emergency responders used special equipment to free the man, who was reportedly naked and suffered serious leg injuries. Witnesses described the scene with fire trucks and ambulances blocking the area. Although the circumstances of how he ended up there remain unclear, community members expressed relief at his survival, emphasizing the importance of recognizing his humanity regardless of his circumstances. He was taken to the hospital for treatment.
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A man was reportedly crushed inside of a trash truck in Atlanta. Crews were able to rescue the man and pull him from the truck. FOX 5’s Eric Perry has the story.
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Local doctors see uptick in flu patients with allergy season on the horizon
SUMMARY: As Valentine’s Day approaches, Doctor’s Hospital in Augusta reports a rise in flu cases, with symptoms including sneezing, runny noses, and coughing doubling compared to last year. Dr. Hetal Thakore highlights that the very young and elderly are most at risk for complications, such as bacterial pneumonia. Additionally, with allergy season nearing, particularly hay fever, health experts warn that increased pollen in April and May can worsen symptoms like sneezing and post-nasal drip. Recommendations include minimizing outdoor activities, showering to remove pollen, and using nasal rinses. Poor air quality from debris after Hurricane Helene is also a concern.
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WATCH: FEMA paid for hotels housing Tren de Aragua, Laken Riley killer, Noem says | New York
SUMMARY: Luxury hotels in New York City, including the Roosevelt Hotel, received $59 million from FEMA to shelter immigrants but were linked to the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua and the convicted killer of nursing student Laken Riley. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem publicly criticized this funding, disclosing that the Roosevelt was used as a gang base and for housing suspects. Following these revelations, four FEMA employees were fired. The murder of Riley has become a conservative rallying cry, leading to the passage of the Laken Riley Act, aimed at detaining undocumented individuals charged with serious crimes.
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