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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
Many Connecticut cemeteries are not getting the attention or maintenance they need. Some are overgrown, others are overlooked. Preservationists worry that a lot of these cemeteries could become so neglected there may no longer... Read More
A state agency is stepping in after residents of a Hartford neighborhood raised concerns over their water quality and asked authorities to slow work on a multi-million dollar improvement project on Route 44, known as Albany Avenue,... Read More
For the first time, concrete from a state-owned bridge will be tested for the same mineral believed to have caused hundreds of basement walls in Connecticut to crack and deteriorate. Read More
A potentially life-saving technology is costing Metro North big bucks to install, and a reputation for being on time. Read More
A major railroad connecting Connecticut to New York may not be upgrading fast enough to meet new safety standards. Read More
Relief might be on the way for CT Transit bus drivers who say they lack access to bathrooms. The problem has been the focus of an NBC Connecticut Investigates exclusive. Read More
Hundreds of homes in Connecticut are in danger of collapsing because of their crumbling foundations, and now a pair of professors at Trinity College have come up with a less expensive way to help homeowners test for the issue. Read More
Tesla builds fast, energy efficient cars and the company is becoming a force in making homes greener by producing and storing solar energy. But an LA man accuses Tesla of damaging his home, saying the company agreed to pump...
Michigan restaurateur Ibrahim Parlak received welcome news late Tuesday, as an immigration judge agreed with his argument that he faced a reasonable fear of harm if deported to his native Turkey—paving the way for him to stay...
John Hinckley, the would-be assassin who shot and wounded President Ronald Reagan, has asked for his unconditional release, according to new court filings from the United States Attorney’s Office for D.C. A hearing on the matter is
A young East Bay man, who federal prosecutors say spoke of unleashing a wave of violent terror attacks across the Bay Area, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization by opening...
Michigan restaurateur Ibrahim Parlak received welcome news late Tuesday, as an immigration judge agreed with his argument that he faced a reasonable fear of harm if deported to his native Turkey—paving the way for him to stay...
San Francisco Mayor London Breed, in her first one-on-one interview since taking office, said homeless advocacy groups that receive funding from the city need to better educate the homeless to "clean up after themselves."...
