Donna Witkins was caught off guard when she got the call that her mother was dying. She ended up spending more than $6,000 to get to her. She reached out to NBC Connecticut Responds to share her story in hopes that others learn from her experience.
Catfishing is a growing trend in the cyberworld as scammers create fake profiles to fish people into relationships for love and money.
A Vernon woman spent $20,000 a pre-owned 2013 Ford Edge SUV that she believed had a clean accident record. But years after she purchased it in 2016, she learned that wasn’t the case.
Holiday shopping can be time consuming and costly, especially when you’re bombarded with an overwhelming amount of Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.
Dozens of viewers reached out to NBC Connecticut Responds with complaints about paving companies’ performance, ranging unsatisfactory work to not finishing the job. Experts say there are steps you can take if you’re faced with those kinds of problems.
After a storm, it’s important to find out what kind of damage is covered under your insurance policy.
Keri Mingle and fiancé Jeff Harper wanted a big wedding, but finances forced the couple to cancel the event. When they had a hard time getting back the money they paid toward the venue, they turned to NBC Connecticut Responds for help.
Vaping has been marketed as a way to help you kick the smoking habit, but a new study out of New York University finds exposure to nicotine from e-cigarette vapor could cause lung cancer and potentially bladder cancer in mice.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has launched a preliminary investigation into 128 complaints related to potential safety issues with Jeep and Dodge vehicles.
Bad fuel can make a mess of your car and leave you with costly repairs.
A Simsbury man who switched cell phone service providers and decided to cancel still found himself stuck with a bill. He reached out to NBC Connecticut Responds to tackle the problem and get it resolved.
A Madison couple purchased smart appliances and were disappointed with how they performed, so they called NBC Connecticut Responds to step in and helped them get the appliances replaced.
Many parents are using GPS apps on their children’s cell phones to track their location. But experts warn parents that the technology is far from foolproof, and it’s not difficult for teens to fake where they are.
As summer winds down, fair season heats up, bringing in amusement rides and attractions.
