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Cell Phones Smuggled Into Connecticut Prisons
More than 100 cell phone devices have been confiscated from inside prisons in Connecticut since 2008, and officials say that puts the public and law enforcement at risk. Read More
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Expired Baby Formula Found in Stores
The Troubleshooters went undercover to check baby formula in stores across the state. But, we still found out of date formula on the shelves. Read More
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Same Surgery, Wildly Different Prices
New information released by the federal government shows the wildly different prices that hospitals in Connecticut, within the same community charge for common inpatient services. Read More
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Under the Knife: The Cost of Medical Procedures
If you anticipate having surgery in the near future, you might want to find out what you'll be charged before you go under the knife. The NBC Connecticut Troubleshooters found the cost of health care differs wildly... Read More
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Flaws Uncovered in State’s AMBER Alert Program
A five-month long investigation reveals a flawed, federally funded program that operates with little oversight. Read More
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Are You Getting What You Pay for at the Pump?
Inspectors have found hundreds of gas pumps that aren't pumping the right amount of gasoline compared to what you've paid. Read More
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Health Care's Hidden Costs
Insurance companies may be overpaying for your care and that means higher bills for everyone. But there are ways you can take action. Read More
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Newtown Officers Want Long-Term PTSD Coverage
The police officers who first responded to the shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School say the Town of Newtown is denying them access to long-term workers compensation benefits. Read More
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Mom: State Could Have Prevented Son's Death
Malek Rose was just 22 years old when he died from a severe asthma attack while at a halfway house in Waterbury. His mother and fellow inmates say the warning signs were missed. Read More
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Rise of Social Media-Induced Anxiety in Teens
With smartphones ubiquitous in high schools, some Connecticut teenagers sense a heightened level of social anxiety at school and at home. Experts explain how parents can mitigate the impact.
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