I-Team

We put five different floral companies to the test to see how their products and customer service measured up.

Valentine’s Day will be here before you know it. The Better Business Bureau Serving Connecticut shared tips with the I-Team last week to help you avoid a scam and get your money’s worth.

The I-Team is digging deeper into unsolved homicides.

The I-Team is digging into unsolved murders. We first took you to New Haven.

One local city is solving more homicides than the other.

A Beacon Falls kennel operator is facing animal cruelty charges after a dog died while in his care.

Tenants across the state of CT say rent is simply too high, and each year, they face rent increases they can’t afford. Now, a proposed bill in the legislature would put a 2.5% cap on annual increases.

As the I-Team reports, wrong way crashes have been on the rise since 2019.

The father suspected of killing his two-year-old son in Stamford, was not allowed to be around him. That’s because there was a protective order in place after he pleaded guilty to breaking the child’s arm.

Hartford City officials want tenants, fighting for better living conditions, to know they hear you.

The Hartford City Council is reacting to our investigation into out-of-state landlords, and the unsafe conditions tenants say they’re living in because these landlords won’t fix anything.

On Monday night, tenants from across the City of Hartford met with the Mayor, City Council and housing officials to discuss the demands they have, demands they say will make their living situations better.

While 75% of people living in the City of Hartford are renters, many of their landlords don’t have a Connecticut address.

The I-Team has found tens of thousands of high-income earners may have been mistakenly enrolled in Eversource’s hardship program, preventing them from switching to a third-party electric supplier to save money.

The Milford mother, murdered in her home by her ex-boyfriend, did everything right trying to keep her and her children safe, according to domestic violence advocates.

If you’re a business owner, there’s a good chance you use a credit card. A credit card processing machine that makes it easier for customers without cash to pay. However, what happens if your business account is hacked.

While the manhunt continues for the Naugatuck man accused of killing his 11-month-old daughter, the I-Team is digging into his criminal history.

Channel 3 Eyewitness News continues to ask questions about why your electric bills will be skyrocketing this winter.

As Eversource and UI customers learn to penny pitch, many of you have asked us about executive salaries.

With electric rates at Eversource and United Illuminating going up, many of you have questioned why this is allowed to happen.

According to energy experts, customers in Connecticut pay more for electricity than the national average electric bill.

According to the Association of American Medical Colleges, the US could be short 48,000 primary care physicians in the next ten years.

If you’re having a hard time finding a primary care physician, you aren’t alone.

The I-Team has more on whether pet insurance is right for you and if it is, how to not break the bank.

We’re learning that 21-year-old suspected killer Mekhi Thompson took off his GPS ankle bracelet, a bracelet that was supposed to be monitoring him 24-7 while on probation.

Have you ever been charged more money for using a credit card instead of cash? Well, that’s illegal in Connecticut.

Several dozen tenants rallied outside, and inside of Hartford City Hall Tuesday night.

The time to apply for the essential pay program ended this weekend.

It’s a town of only about 10,000 people and yet it’s hard to get from point A to point B in Canton without encountering some form of dangerous driving, according to neighbors.

Another wrong-way crash in the state has left two people dead.