Len Besthoff is the Chief Investigative Reporter for NBC Connecticut, specializing in local news and investigative journalism. With a focus on uncovering important stories that impact the community, Len's reporting covers a wide range of topics including government corruption, public safety, education, and consumer issues.
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Len's coverage is largely focused on local news in Connecticut, encompassing government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news. His work covers a wide range of topics including government & politics, crime, family & relationships, business & industry, and healthcare & pharmaceutical.
To effectively reach out to Len Besthoff for potential collaboration or pitching relevant stories or experts for his articles would be related to local issues such as infrastructure projects in Connecticut; developments in the state’s energy sector; transportation updates affecting the community; and insights into governmental policies impacting businesses and industries within the region. Additionally offering data-driven perspectives on these topics could also appeal to him given that he often cites data in his reporting.
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By: Len Besthoff, Caitlin Burchill
NBC CT Responds has heard from many viewers, frustrated by their more expensive energy bills.
Chances are you've heard about a major shock from electric rates in Connecticut.
By: Lorraine Roe, Caitlin Burchill, Garett Allison, Len Besthoff, Doug Steinman, Steve Pancione, Katherine Loy, David Mulligan
Dr. Henry Lee has been called the godfather of forensic science. His career spans decades and he's investigated criminal cases all over the world.
By: Len Besthoff
The spike in reckless driving in our state has started to hit people in their wallet when it comes to car insurance.
Barely used vehicles, officers on the clock from home and more can be found in an audit with some pointed criticism of a major state agency.
Auditors found more than 20 deficiencies at our state Department of Correction (DOC) in a recently released report, and there appear to be some significant bookkeeping issues.
In 2023, "123456" is once again the top password used in the United States.
A new study indicates the ease of access to sports gambling is harming the financial health of some consumers, including here in Connecticut. Legalized sports gambling was introduced after a U.S. Supreme Court decision in 2018, and debuted here three years ago. The data shows participants were more likely to file for bankruptcy, and had higher amounts of outstanding debt…
By: Len Besthoff
A proposed shoreline project has created a lot of controversy and has become the subject of a series of meetings in Ledyard that are expected to be heavily attended.
A troubling concussion seen by millions on a nationally televised NFL game Thursday night had people once again visiting the issue of concussions in youth sports.
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