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Tricks of the Trade: car dealers.

Why smart people do dumb things?

Stop holding for customer service.

Progress is being made, but there's still a lot of hard work to be done. That's the bottom line from school officials in New Haven who say more and more high school students are leaving with diplomas in hand.

Find out about The World's Most Insulting Fees.

Learn about The Psychology of Pricing.

The skin care industry is a multi-billion dollar business and there are countless anti-aging products available so how do you choose the right one for you and maximize benefits?

A smart phone was stolen in downtown New Haven and days later new pictures of the possible thieves pop up online. Thanks to photo sharing technology a Torrington woman believes she knows the faces but not the names of the suspects.

5 Helpful tips on how you can find a trusted, reliable, credible and ethical auto repair shop.

The severe flu season has the city of Boston and the state of New York declaring public health emergencies. The status of the flu outbreak in Connecticut, widespread and increasing, is being closely monitored by the Department of Public Health.

Smart phones are getting thinner while screens get bigger and manufacturers add cool features.

Hospital Emergency Rooms are full as the flu outbreak continues to get worse. There are already over 1,600 more cases than last year.

The response to the tragedy at Sandy Hook dominated the first part of the Governor's annual State of the State address today.

College finances.

We're facing one of the worst flu seasons in recent years and the Connecticut Department of Public Health says its widespread and increasing.

Its estimated that 31million Americans skip breakfast, but skipping breakfast is one of the surest ways to gain weight and slow down your day.

BBB offers tips on finding a reliable and trustworthy home improvement contractor

There are plenty of e-book readers out there, but they're not all the same. Here's what you need to know to whittle down your choices.

For people who take the train, the New Year means they'll be shelling out a little more cash for their tickets. Ticket prices in the state are up for the second time in eight years.

AAA says it has a plan to help keep drunk drivers off the roads this New Years Eve.