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.
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Travelers using Bradley International Airport will soon have a new airline to choose from.
By: Len Besthoff
It was about two years ago when NBC Connecticut Investigates learned that students in a Cromwell first responder training program, some of whom were under 16, witnessed fire district members making crude remarks and more. No one was disciplined.
If you've ever been hit by a vehicle, you'll never forget it… if you survive.
Some groundbreaking improvements are coming to Connecticut's 911 system.
The public has still not had its say involving a major excavation project in Ledyard. The company applying for approval on an existing industrial site in the Gales Ferry section of town continued a detailed presentation to the planning and zoning board for a third straight meeting. The attorney for the company said it believes town ordinances do allow for…
A new report indicates decades of anti-tobacco message appears to be getting through. Nationwide, the number of young people using e-cigarettes dropped by half a million over the last year, according to the
By: Katherine Loy, Len Besthoff
There are new developments in the case of two men who spent 30 years behind bars for a wrongful conviction.
October marks Disability Employment Awareness Month in our state. Governor Ned Lamont issued a proclamation about it, touting Connecticut’s efforts to include people with disabilities when it comes to work and play. When it comes to accommodating people with disabilities, our state plays up some of the things it offers – from accessible entry to attractions, to wheelchair-friendly viewing spots from…
By: Len Besthoff, Angela Fortuna
With the extreme fire danger across Connecticut, some towns are enacting their own burn bans in an effort to prevent the flames from spreading. Between 80 to 90 fires are being tracked by the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP), including the Hawthorne Fire that has been burning for almost two weeks now. DEEP has imposed a statewide burn…
According to UConn's crash data dashboard , through Nov. 4, we've had at least 53 fatal crashes involving pedestrians in 2024, and at least four in October alone - a near record year.
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