WBTV's Good Question

With at least one community doing away with COVID-19 contact tracing, we're asking Dr. Meg Sullivan, Medical Director for Mecklenburg County Public Health, if it still matters.

Charlotte has been renaming city streets named for Confederate soldiers and white supremacists. What goes into renaming these streets, and what kind of impact can that make on people’s lives? Dedrick Russell speaks with two community leaders about it.

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Arin Piramzadian, Chief Medical Officer at Starmed, about the need for COVID-19 booster shots if you are already vaccinated, and when you might need the booster.

Five years ago, Alejandro Castillo allegedly committed a violent crime in Charlotte, and then vanished.  Today, he's on the FBI's Most Wanted list. CMPD's Captain Joel McNally and Sgt. Allison Rooks join WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles in-studio to discuss what they know about Castillo's whereabouts.

As the pandemic continues across the country…students are heading back to schools…

How do we keep them safe, in the classroom? WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Daniel Donner, Pediatrician at Novant Health.

After a year of uncertainty - remote learning, quarantines, and masks - how do we make sure our kids are ready to get back in the classroom?

WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Drew Polly, Professor of Elementary Education at UNC Charlotte.

Getting your kids in that ‘back to school mindset’ might be tricky.

WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles talks with Angela Poovey, School Counseling Coordinator from Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools about preparing your kids for what could be another unusual school year.

Companies and organizations around the world are considering implementing a four-day work week.  Could it work in the US?  At least one local organization believes it can.

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Jack Kellum from the UK think tank Autonomy, and CMPD Officer Kristina Frazita about shortening the hours we work.

Dr. Yvette Rudisel from Novant Health joins WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles to discuss the reasons she gets from patients who are hesitant to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and how to talk to family members who are reluctant to get vaccinated.

Wearing the right sunglasses could save your eyes from the sun's damaging rays.  WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Stephanie Hahn, OD, about the importance of selecting sunglasses that don't just look cool, but protect your eyes.