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A bill before the legislature could force 880,000 customers into new electrical supply service without their consent. Read More
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The Department of Revenue Services said it has received complaints from some taxpayers about trouble they are having activating their tax refund debit cards. Read More
Police have been using dash cameras for years. But now, several departments across Connecticut have a new way to record you using body cameras and that's raising privacy concerns. Read More
Two planes came close to colliding on a runway at Bradley International Airport May 17, according to the Federal Aviation Administration. Read More
The Troubleshooters team up with investigative newsroom ProPublica to uncover the payments drug companies are making to local doctors, and why some experts believe the money affects patient care. Read More
A newlywed couple in Bristol claims a wedding photographer has made them wait nearly one year for their professional photos. Read More
A business owner in Old Lyme said she has been targeted by a patent troll, someone who bought the rights to a patent in an effort to enforce it and sue business for infringing on the patent. Read More
A business in Old Lyme couldn’t believe it when someone threatened to sue them for using their own copy machine. The Troubleshooters found this is a common practice called patent trolling, and it’s hurting small businesses... Read More
Ann Palmisano called the Troubleshooters when she switched electric companies to save money, only to have her bill increase. Read More
The Troubleshooters investigate whether in-car infotainment systems are creating a risk on the road. Read More