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Maya Franklin from the Red Cross of the Greater Carolinas addresses the area's critical blood shortage, and talks about potential reasons behind it connected to the COVID 19 pandemic with WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles.

Listeners are asking questions about dirt bikes and other ATV's seemingly driving recklessly on Charlotte's streets... especially in Uptown.

WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles talks with Isaiah Harris from Team Charlotte Motorsports, and Trooper Ray Pierce from North Carolina State Highway Patrol about the legality of these vehicles on the streets.

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles answers your questions about the potential of COVID vaccine boosters, and we learn more about the COVID variants from Epidemiologist Dr. Rachel Graham from UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health, and Dr. Dan Janus, Professor of Bioinformatics and Genomics at UNC-Charlotte.

Dr. Nancy Behrens of Novant Health talks with WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles about how to make sure you get the best night's sleep.

WBTV's Alex Giles talks with James Evans from the Federal Trade Commission about an increase in robocalls and phone scams, the latest technology and laws to fight these annoying calls, and how simply picking up a call and saying "hello" can compromise your privacy.

David Sims, from Security First IT joins WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles to discuss the rash of recent ransomware attacks, what they mean to you and your family or business, and how to best protect yourself against cyber criminals.

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Nathan Conard, Charlotte Transportation Systems Manager about just why some traffic lights seem longer than others, and what does it take to get a traffic light installed in your neighborhood if you think it needs one.

With new COVID-19 cases continuing to drop, and restrictions lifting almost everywhere, should we continue to wear masks?

WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Arin Piramzadian, Chief Medical Officer at StarMed, about the efficacy and continued benefits of wearing a mask beyond the pandemic.

As we slowly begin to go back to our offices, our pets may start to develop signs of separation anxiety.  WBTV anchor/reporter Alex Giles talks with Dr. Melissa Keck from Harper Point Animal Hospital about transitioning your pets from being with you all the time, to being without you for several hours a day.

Just what is Charlotte's 2040 plan and why is it so important? WBTV Anchor/Reporter Alex Giles talks with Sam Spencer, Chair of the Charlotte Mecklenburg Planning Commission and Planning Committee about the plan, which details are the most important, and why it's taken so long to put together.