Investigations

The company set up by the state to give financial assistance to hundreds of homeowners with crumbling concrete basements may get more time to get its work done.

Taxpayers in Somers gave town leaders an earful after a vote that changed the town’s form of government, turning over daily operations from the first selectman to an unelected administrator instead.

There is open rebellion in Somers against its first selectman. Last year NBC Connecticut Investigates broke the story about how First Selectman Bud Knorr gave himself a raise and bonus – one that he ended up giving back after our report. Now members of his own party are calling him out for changing the town’s form of government. Many in&#8230...

The Piscitelli family from North Haven provided surveillance footage that appears to show an Amazon driver leaving something by the curb in front of their house after making a delivery. The family says the driver left behind a bag of urine.

It has been a turbulent time for more than a year for the airline industry and for the team at Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks. In the spring of 2020, passenger activity levels at Bradley were down more than 95 percent, compared to pre-pandemic figures. Although passenger activity appears to be increasing recently, there is still a l...

The state will soon begin closer tracking of its auto fleet, but some employees are questioning how the information gathered will be used. The Department of Administrative Services has decided to have GPS (global positioning satellite) devices embedded in almost all its 3,600 vehicles, for safety and to save money. While the new technology has appe...

The competition in Connecticut’s real estate market is fierce in 2021. With an extremely low supply of available homes for sale and skyrocketing demand, some would-be buyers feel as though it is becoming increasingly difficult to afford the cost of moving into a new home. Michael Johnson and Tia Meyer are a California couple trying to become a Conn...

May 19, 2021 marked a pivotal day in Connecticut’s comeback from the COVID-19 pandemic, as the state lifted many of the coronavirus restrictions that people have been living with for many months. More than a year after this health crisis began, NBC Connecticut is still asking the question: ‘What’s On Your Mind?”. You, too, have questions as C...

We’ve been experiencing the impact of sea level rise for years, in the form of flooding, more frequent storms, and rising tides. Scientists say it will likely accelerate.

A state university professor is denouncing an award-winning initiative named The 1619 Project, calling the project and its creator misleading, bigoted, and more. But the professor’s critique, and how he distributed it, has raised questions.

A state university professor is denouncing an award-winning initiative named The 1619 Project, calling the project and its creator misleading, bigoted, and more. But the professor’s critique, and how he distributed it, has raised questions.

A Connecticut fire district has terminated the employee who got it a Paycheck Protection Program loan that raised questions last year.

While there has been so much focus on the COVID-19 pandemic over the last year or so, 2020 quietly became a record-breaking year for accidental drug intoxication deaths in Connecticut. Medical experts – as well as those who have been touched by tragedy – believe the problem is continuing to worsen in 2021.