Asking the tough questions and solving problems
NBC Connecticut Investigates takes a look at the high cost of local town living in Connecticut, in a multi-part series “At a Price?” See our full coverage here. Read More
A year after Hurricane Maria wreaked havoc across their island, displaced Puerto Ricans in Connecticut are struggling to rebuild their lives and survive day-to-day. Read More
Hartford Public Schools employees claimed dozens of dependents who weren’t eligible for the district’s health insurance plan, according to a new audit by Secova, a management consulting company. Read More
NBC Connecticut Investigates has found that nail salons across the state have been the subject of numerous complaints by customers who say they were injured during their manicures and pedicures. Read More
An Ohio man with an extensive background in analyzing concrete and minerals came to Connecticut to talk crumbling concrete basements with dozens of people struggling with the issue. Read More
Commuter students at the University of Connecticut say recent changes to the parking system are leaving them in a bad spot. Read More
The question of whether the University of Connecticut violated a state nepotism ban by hiring football head coach Randy Edsall’s son as an assistant had the president of the university testifying in court. Read More
The new school year means getting back in that routine of waking up early, doing homework, and for parents, shelling out money for supplies and after-school activities. Read More
More than 1,500 children heading back to Connecticut schools came to the state fleeing Hurricane Maria’s destruction, but many cash-strapped districts are struggling to cover the unexpected cost of educating them. Read More
