WABE News Quiz, May 5, 2023

It’s DeKalb.

Launched in 2017, the program allows residents to check out a mobile hotspot for up to 21 days at a time for free — giving families the ability to complete everyday activities like checking email, paying bills and doing homework.

It’s cancer research.

The Peachtree Street facility is designed to improve cancer care and provide new opportunities for cancer research.

The new Winship Cancer Institute includes inpatient and outpatient coordinated care all in one place, which is not typical for most cancer care centers.

It’s The Writer’s Guild of America Strike.

Rapid changes within the entertainment industry, particularly with the rise of streaming services and A.I. usage, have led television and film writers to strike, claiming that they cannot sustain a livable way of life with the wages offered by studios.

Although most of the writing for Georgia-filmed television and film projects is done in places like New York and L.A., most production crew members who work on set are state residents.

It’s weapons.

Because of Georgia law, that rule won’t be entirely enforceable legally.

A 2019 Georgia Supreme Court ruling on Georgia’s Safe Carry Protection Act prevents most events like Shaky Knees from banning guns on public or state-owned land.

It’s Georgia Power.