Face the Facts

23 hours ago | nbcconnecticut.com | David Horwitz

If you feel like it's been raining every weekend, you're not wrong. And more is on the way for the weekend. People we spoke with tell us the wet weather has been affecting their weekend plans as well. Jake Karas from West Hartford has been let down by the rainy weekends. "I'm a big golfer, so my golf game has been impacted by the rain for sure," Karas said.

2 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Alexis Clemons

A line of slow-moving thunderstorms will likely set up across parts of Connecticut Friday afternoon and evening. Between 2 and 8 p.m. Friday, a few storms have the potential to create damaging winds and flash flooding. Frequent lightning and thunder may also be possible through the evening hours. Storms are more likely to train and dump a few inches of rainfall north and west of Interstate 84. The storm threat decreases closer to the shoreline, but showers are still possible through late Friday.

2 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Caitlin Burchill

A Milford caterer says there is something every business owner needs to know after her business was stiffed almost $64,000 when a customer's check bounced twice. If a customer is paying with a check, take a picture of their photo ID. Stephanie LeFrancois, the owner of Forks & Fingers Catering in Milford, says she did her due diligence researching Gravel Road Markets, the event company that hired her catering company, but something still didn't feel right. She was right. "He came to us last minute.

2 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | Kevin Breuninger

3 days ago | nbcconnecticut.com | David Horwitz

A breakthrough in AI breast cancer detection technology has been approved by the FDA. The tech company, "Clarity," is responsible for the first FDA-approved AI platform that helps predict a woman's risk of developing breast cancer in the next five years. We spoke with those who developed the AI platform and those in the medical community about how this helps with early detection. Eric Wiener, the director of Yale Cancer Center, said we are in the very early stages of artificial intelligence.