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Connecticut Apr 4

More people are leaving CT than moving in, U-Haul data shows

Slightly more people are leaving Connecticut than moving in, according to data just released by U-Haul. Every year, U-Haul tracks one-way trips both into and out of all 50 states. In 2024, Connecticut...

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    Connecticut Feb 25

    CT women make it their mission to help others after being trafficked

    Ashley Phan said she experienced trafficking firsthand. “I’m suffering the consequences of familial child labor trafficking,” Phan said. Erin Langston did, too. “One of my friends, she asked me how many guys I had sex with. And I honestly looked at her and I said, I have no clue,” Langston said. Both of these women were forced and coerced......
  • Suffield Feb 26

    Inmate faces murder charge after cellmate found dead at prison in Suffield: police

    A man has been arrested on murder charges in connection to the December death of an inmate at MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Suffield. State police said 31-year-old Kyle McKinnon is facing charges after allegedly killing his cellmate, 26-year-old Kenneth Montaner-Buscampbell. McKinnon was arrested on Friday. Staff members said they f...
  • Ledyard Feb 21

    Ledyard Planning & Zoning Commission makes long-awaited vote on controversial project

    After months of hearings, Ledyard planning and zoning commissioners have denied permission for an excavation operation in the Gales Ferry section of town. The planning and zoning commission voted Thursday against a request for a special use permit and site plan approval by Gales Ferry Intermodal to blast, crush, and remove rock from a piece of...
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    Reckless on our Roads Feb 20

    Reckless on our Roads: Our cameras capture drivers running stop signs

    Stop signs are self-explanatory – they spell out what you’re supposed to do when you encounter one. In practice, drivers are not always following the letter of the law. NBC Connecticut Investigates looked into the frequency of crashes at stop sign intersections and found out, it hasn’t really been studied. So we put some intersections to the ...
  • Reckless on our Roads Feb 19

    10K drivers ticketed for illegally passing school buses in Bridgeport

    Bridgeport police have looked at tens of thousands of video clips since September. The videos were captured by cameras on the school district’s 248 buses, which are also outfitted with license plate readers. The city took action after a pilot program showed drivers failing to stop for school buses at a rate of about 75 violations per weekday. Sen. ...
  • Reckless on our Roads Feb 21

    Reckless on our Roads

    Reckless on our Roads is a series that looks into why Connecticut’s roads have gotten more dangerous, and what’s being done to stop it. We started working on our first story back in 2023 – and much of the behavior we saw then is still happening today. How many times have you come home from work frustrated about getting cut…...
  • Reckless on our Roads Feb 17

    Reckless on our Roads: This city could be setting the standard for safety

    Our state seems to have gone in the wrong direction when it comes to traffic fatalities, with 328 last year – our second highest total ever. NBC Connecticut Investigates has found at least one place which appears to have got it right. Chief Investigator Len Besthoff traveled to New Jersey to learn what one city’s secret sauce is, in the&#8230...
  • Hartford Feb 14

    Hartford woman says she got justice more than 5 years after being sexually assaulted

    A woman who reported to police she was sexually assaulted saw her attacker get sentenced, more than five years after the crime. It’s a follow up to an NBC Connecticut investigation from last fall – on a tough subject – looking at the low percentage of sexual assault convictions in our state. Abby Prospere, 25, breathed a sigh of relief&...
  • NBC CT Investigates Feb 6

    How often is asylum denied in Hartford?

    Non-U.S. citizens sometimes seek citizenship to avoid persecution in their native countries. It’s called seeking asylum. Research shows wide differences in the asylum denial rate by judges in federal immigration cases. The Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse (TRAC) at Syracuse University found courts with the highest range in asylum denial w...
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    Fraud and false statements Jan 31

    Another overseas financial fraud in Connecticut?

    This week, NBC Connecticut Investigates told you about a new kind of crime happening called “pig butchering” – where police say online predators overseas have lured investors here into fraudulent schemes – and they have lost thousands of dollars. It turns out the same day our report was airing, police in another town made an ...
  • NBC CT Investigates Jan 30

    How CT investors are losing savings to ‘pig butchering' fraud

    Ever hear of “pig butchering?” Probably not. It has been characterized as an international financial fraud scheme that has drained millions of dollars from people’s hard-earned savings, including some from Connecticut. It likely won’t go away anytime soon since most of the bad actors are oceans away.  The phrase “pig butchering” comes from the...
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    Capitol Riot Jan 22

    11 Connecticut residents included in Jan. 6 pardons

    President Donald Trump’s pardon of Jan. 6 defendants includes 11 Connecticut residents. NBC Connecticut confirmed with the Federal Bureau of Prisons that Patrick McCaughey, of Ridgefield, was no longer in custody Tuesday. He was serving a 90-month sentence for assaulting Metropolitan Police Officer Daniel Hodges inside the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2...
  • Rocky Hill Jan 13

    Rocky Hill business vacates premises after multiple violations found

    NBC Connecticut Investigates has learned of an under the radar company that was operating in Rocky Hill, with investigators making an unusual discovery inside the business. At this point, the business is no longer at the business park where a disturbance last weekend prompted a call to police. Police reports say a New York-based company called UniU...
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