WBTV's Good Question

Jeffrey Smithberger, Director of Mecklenburg County's Solid Waste Management Program talks to WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles about just what it and isn't recyclable in the county... and what to do with those pesky pizza boxes.

Nona Best, from The North Carolina Center for Missing Persons talks with Alex, Jamie and Jess about the Amber Alert System in North Carolina, including where the alerts come from, who decides if an Amber or Silver alert is appropriate, and what the public should do when they see an alert.

Supply chain delays in the US could cause major problems over the next few months.  one of the contributing factors is a declining number of active truck drivers. But why? The WBTV team is looking for answers!

Alex, Jamie and Jess talk with Charlotte Center City Partner's Moira Quinn about the process that goes into deciding what colors light up the Queen City's skyline.

Detective Adrian Johnson from CMPD joins WBTV anchor-reporter Alex Giles to discuss the department's Crimestoppers program, and just how community involvement in the program helps fight crime.

At what age should your child become active on social media?  WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Novant Health social worker Jaren Doby.

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles is joined by Novant Health Pediatrician Dr. Sumon Bhowmick to answer questions about Sudden Infant Death Syndrome, and a recent recall of a popular infant pillow.

The short answer is yes, you can be fired if you are unvaccinated against COVID-19.  Alex Giles digs into the details and the letter of the law with a Charlotte attorney.

Antibodies protect us from getting sick from COVID-19... But what are they? And how exactly do they work? We’re taking those questions to a doctor.

With gas prices creeping up again, WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with AAA of the Carolinas spokesperson Tiffany Wright about what might be causing the spike, and what to expect heading into the Fall season.