Asking the tough questions and solving problems
The University of Connecticut offered on Thursday a sneak peek of a year’s worth of research on our state’s crumbling concrete crisis. Read More
State treasurer Shawn Wooden made a big statement, announcing a “responsible gun policy” for Connecticut’s pension investments and financial business, which includes selling off stocks of some gun manufacturers. Read More
The City of Stamford and its Board of Education have announced intentions to file a civil lawsuit against two companies that the district said failed to maintain city schools. City officials said the failures created some expensive... Read More
The former manager of a Wolcott animal rescue appeared in court for the first time since she was arrested earlier this month on dozens of charges, including seven counts of animal cruelty. Read More
A report by a state non-profit said a number of unresolved issues remain at two state run psychiatric hospitals, one which has been the focus of a series of reports by NBC Connecticut Investigates. Read More
NBC Owned Television Stations across the country conducted an anonymous survey of Catholic Church employees. The results provide a unique perspective on how Catholics in America are served by their dioceses, parishes, schools... Read More
There is some good news for homeowners who are dealing with crumbling concrete basements, an issue that NBC Connecticut Investigates uncovered more than four years ago. Read More
An NBC Connecticut Investigates exclusive about a whistleblower at a state-run hospital has received attention from a state panel. Read More
Experts are warning that some of those apps you download for harmless fun could be putting your information at risk. Read More
After 67 cases of E. coli in 19 states, including some cases of kidney failure, have been tied to romaine lettuce out of California, the FDA has agreed to create a system to prevent future outbreaks. The latest outbreak comes...
A months-long joint investigation between NBC Bay Area and NBC News found thousands of foreign students may have used false employment records at more than a dozen potential shell companies to illegally stay in the country...
A man entered a U.S. Senate office building on Tuesday afternoon and stripped fully nude, police say. The 26-year-old Capitol Hill resident fully disrobed inside the Russell Senate Office Building, a police affidavit obtained...
For years, nonprofit Saved in America has branded itself as one answer to the growing problem of minors caught in the underground industry of sex trafficking. Using former Navy SEALs and law enforcement volunteers, the...
New York City has achieved what many once thought was impossible: getting most of its homeless population off the streets and under a roof. New York now has only 6% of its homeless living outside, compared to 75% still on...
A widow is suing Maryland state officials after receiving the wrong remains for her husband who had donated his body to science. In the lawsuit filed Monday in Baltimore, Carmen Keggins alleges the Maryland Department of...
