I-Team

A late fee with no warning: It’s a complaint about the DMV the I-Team kept getting into our tipline.

Communities around Connecticut are cleaning up after all the rain and flooding over the last week.

It seems to get bigger every year, and many other retailers are jumping into the mix.

A new Connecticut law is expanding renters’ rights, by erasing certain eviction records.

Tonight, the I-Team is here with a list of resources and services available to help parents start to navigate the system.

Your health insurance could go up by around 12% next year.

The I-Team has talked to more people who say a Manchester home improvement company took their money but never completed the work.

It’s the first Monday of June, which means it’s time to learn about the best deals this month.

The operator of Beacon Paws, George Meder, was back in court Friday facing two misdemeanor charges of cruelty to animals.

If you’ve ever checked the “unclaimed property” list, and found the state owes you money, you know the process to get it back is pretty clunky.

An I-Team investigation found your options for home insurance in Connecticut are dwindling.

Memorial Day may inspire you to give to charities and organizations that help veterans, but unfortunately scammers want to take advantage of that kindness.

The Channel 3 I-Team continues to highlight the problems children and adults face finding mental health services in Connecticut.

A study by S&P Global Mobility found the average age of a car right now is the oldest it has ever been.

What happened in Tolland Sunday night is the latest in a “string” of these street takeovers.

Nine people died in boating accidents on Connecticut waterways in 2022, the highest number since 2017.

Like almost everything else, the cost to get your lawn mowed has gone up quite a bit in the last few years.

The I-Team teamed up with Quinnipiac University to see what may be growing in your favorite water bottle.

A Manchester couple running a home improvement business is accused of stealing thousands of dollars from clients.

We have new information on a death at a nursing home in Old Saybrook.

The EPA is investigating potential lead contamination at the ‘Over the Rainbow’ childcare facility on Broadway in Hamden.

Three years after the start of the pandemic, parents say they still struggle to find enough resources to meet the mental health needs of their kids and teens, with many of their children ending up in emergency rooms.

A three bed, three bath in West Suffield seemed like the perfect rental for Jennifer Pawlak. She found it on Craigslist for $1500 a month.

Solar energy is a popular way to decrease your energy bills, but Connecticut’s attorney general is warning customers to review your contracts carefully.

Former Stone Academy Students are now taking action against their former college.

For the month of May, the best deals all have to do with the transition from the wet months of spring to the warm months of summer.

Data shows that crashes involving teenagers are moving in the wrong direction.

Millions of people have a new friend on social media---an artificial intelligence robot on Snapchat.

Stone Academy students waiting on their LPN license are now being asked to take a “refresher course.”

Traveling with a family can be expensive. If you want to all sit together on the plane, that can tack on additional fees per person.