Caitlin Burchill

As tables are getting set for Thanksgiving feasts, some folks are starting to think ahead to Black Friday sales.

While Black Friday looks a lot different than the lines, crowds and chaos of the past, it still marks the start of the holiday shopping season.

The debate over a low frequency sound coming from a Bristol facility continues to make noise. On Tuesday, Kevin Ainsworth, a lawyer representing the Bristol-Burlington Health District, said the latest’s improvements made by Reworld have not decreased noise coming from induced draft fans. He said on Dec. 6, “the BBHD took some acoustical measurements which determined that there was no…

The FBI and others are now recommending that Americans send encrypted messages while texting or emailing someone. This comes after officials told NBC News that there was an unprecedented cyberattack on American telecommunications companies by China. NBC CT Responds breaks down how we do that. Sending encrypted text means the data gets scrambled as it is sent, and only a…

A Montville small business owner has been in a bind. Shierka Billips spent almost $36,000 on a printer to expand her business, SVG on Demand.

The holiday season is a busy one and bad actors are trying to take advantage of that. If you have been receiving unsolicited texts about package deliveries and other topics, you’re not alone. Just ask NBC CT Responds Consumer Reporter Caitlin Burchill. She has received multiple just these last two weeks. And if they’re messing with someone who investigates consumer…

If you’re traveling to the United Kingdom next year, there’s a new form Americans must fill out. You’ll need an electronic travel authorization (ETA) from the UK government beginning Jan. 8. This will be electronically linked to your passport and is valid for two years, or until your passport expires. The UK says this will enhance their security. It costs…

A Wallingford woman is in a stinky situation, and it appears she's not alone.

Last month, NBC CT Responds reported on a cemetery accused of moving buried bodies without telling their loved ones. And since that investigation aired, our team has heard a similar story from yet another family. “I think the families who are going through the grieving process need to be able to have some closure,” said Adam David. David, of Holyoke,…

NBC CT Responds is the first to report how a well-known toilet paper company got itself into a bit of a mess.