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Credit: Elyse Mickalonis Mickalonis felt faint, was dizzy, very fatigued and ended up in the ER for five hours with no answers. She had arthritic pain and seemed to often be in a neurological fog and confusion came easily. “I just kept getting exhausted, and I would get winded taking stairs,” Mickalonis told WCNC's Bill McGinty. Elyse was tested for so many different things, all the while she kept asking to be tested for Lyme, eventually, she was, and that’s what it turned out to be. Credit: Elyse Mickalonis Tick bites don’t always look the same, some can be as little as a poppy seed,...

Credit: Amanda Fishbeck "They ate the mattress," Amanda Fishbeck said. "It was disgusting." The Fishbecks signed a contract with Save Green, which was thorough. They say after the rodent damage occurred, there was moisture damage, as well. So they took it up with management.  After all, it says right in Section 4 of the contract they are covered up to $2,500. Beds these days aren't cheap, so they felt they'd get what was fair. The payout? $500, not exactly what they expected at all.  Credit: WCNC “This has been a while now, they don’t seem interested in helping other than having us sign...

Viewer 'Gets McGinty' to get rid of dangerous eyesore A Charlotte viewer reached out to Bill McGinty for help to get rid of a neighborhood eyesore that people have been complaining about for years. Author: Bill McGinty Updated: 7:54 PM EDT April 1, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Sometimes those seemingly small problems can get under your skin, especially when it’s probably an easy fix.  That was the case in a Charlotte neighborhood that had to “Get McGinty” to get a large utility to make a repair! WCNC’S Bill McGinty often said, “no problem too big or too ...

'Charlotte Moves' set to take priority for 2021 city council agenda It's a multi-billion dollar idea, but it doesn't have the green light yet. Some city council members aren't even set on specific modes of transportation. Author: Hunter Sáenz (WCNC) Updated: 7:08 PM EST January 12, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — It's no secret: Charlotte City leaders want to reshape how we get around town, but some don't agree on the method behind a multi-billion dollar proposal to expand mobility. The blue line brought revitalization and economic development in several neighborhood...