Dan Corcoran

On holidays, the state of Connecticut does not put out any new COVID-19 numbers to show where we stand in the pandemic. So, let’s talk about why holidays, in general, raise red flags for health experts when it comes to COVID-19. Holidays can be troublesome when it comes to the virus and COVID-19 variants. NBC Connecticut’s Dan Corcoran spoke...

The holidays can be troublesome when it comes to the coronavirus. NBC CT’s Dan Corcoran spoke with Dr. Howard Forman, professor for public health and management at Yale University, about COVID-19 tracking during these times.

NBC Connecticut Investigates analyzed new data from SmartMLS, a group that represents nearly 20,000 real estate professionals across the state, to get a sense of what’s going on with rental prices and inventory.

It is not always easy to keep up with Mother Nature, especially when the snowflakes continue to fall over the course of several days. But many Connecticut plow truck drivers were able to clear their respective areas of most snow and sleet by early afternoon on Monday following the first snowfall of the season.

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 and other ministries.

Substance abuse prevention experts have a warning for parents about the secret stash containers that could be found in a young person’s bedroom.

Local teachers have told NBC Connecticut Investigates that many of the schools that they work in are “falling apart” because proper maintenance has been put off for far too long. The educators believe failing to execute that maintenance could result in a bigger and more expensive problem.

Built in 1889 and abandoned more than 50 years ago, some believers think the theater could be haunted.

The Sterling Opera House has been standing tall on the edge of the green in downtown Derby for more than a century. It has been sealed off to the public in recent years, and some who have entered it say it can get spooky.

Could you live comfortably in a 300 square foot space? More people in Connecticut are deciding that they want to be living in a tiny home.

Getting a good night’s rest has a lot to do with where in Connecticut you live. NBC Connecticut Investigates is looking into what is keeping some people up at night and if there is anything that can be done about it.

Getting a good night’s rest has a lot to do with where in Connecticut you live. NBC Connecticut Investigates is looking into what is keeping some people up at night and if there is anything that can be done about it.

Connecticut teachers give so much of their time and their energy to their students, but hundreds of local educators told NBC Connecticut Investigates that they are giving a lot of their own money, too. Some are even working multiple jobs to make ends meet.

Connecticut teachers give so much of their time and their energy to their students, but hundreds of local educators told NBC Connecticut Investigates that they are giving a lot of their own money, too. How much is too much?

A Southington High School student who just started senior year passed away on Sunday after a Friday night crash, according to school district officials.

NBC Connecticut’s ongoing series ‘Hidden In Plain Sight’ follows our state’s hidden highways and roads to nowhere to figure out where they were meant to lead.

In this edition of Hidden in Plain Sight, NBC Connecticut Investigates takes a look at incomplete roads and learns where they were supposed to lead.

For the first time, a newly-agreed upon contract between CT Transit management and the union representing hundreds of local bus drivers includes specific language dealing with the lack of accessible restrooms on the drivers’ routes.

There is new support for transit workers from some of Connecticut’s representatives in Washington, D.C.

For the first time, several Connecticut bus drivers are revealing the dirty and sometimes dangerous situations they say they encounter on board on a regular basis. The drivers from CT Transit in the Hartford and Stamford regions as well as from the Greater Bridgeport Transit system offered up testimonials to NBC Connecticut Investigates.