Good morning, Hartford.

On Saturday night, crews evacuated the Newington Arena after detecting high levels of carbon monoxide as fire departments from Wethersfield and Rocky Hill and Connecticut Natural Gas joined efforts to locate the source.

In New Britain, Latino business owners prepare Bad Bunny-themed pastries for Sunday's Super Bowl, calling the event the 'Benito Bowl.' At Borinquen bakery and Criollisimo restaurant, cultural pride is on full display as festivities continue into the game.

Connecticut launched the Yellow Envelope Initiative to help people with disabilities share important documents with first responders during emergencies.

The program, which supports individuals with cognitive + physical challenges, is now available at DMV locations and local police stations.

Hartford will enforce a parking ban from 10 p.m. Friday until 10 a.m. Saturday to help 30 crews clear snow from Winter Storm Benjamin before more cold weather arrives.

Officials say 40 million pounds of snow were removed and teams will prepare for more calls (slippery roads and frigid conditions).

Connecticut health and safety officials urge residents to use only licensed betting platforms with strict time and money limits as Super Bowl LX kicks off today at 6:30 p.m. They warn that off-platform wagers risk personal data and funds — advice meant to protect user well-being.

Residents at the Concierge Apartments in Rocky Hill say safety concerns have forced many to remain away from their homes — empty units reveal promises that management did not keep.

The Conard boys basketball team won 53-50 over Avon at West Hartford on Friday, Feb.

6, to secure their state tournament spot — they will face Bloomfield on Tuesday, Feb. 10 at 6:30 p.m.

Conard boys hockey beat the Shamrocks 3-2 on Feb.

4 at Veterans Memorial Rink during senior night, with goals from Parker Bastos, Braden Gainey, and Liam Alver and goalie Chase Emery saving 28 shots. Seniors were honored before the game.

UConn women’s basketball won 80-48 over Butler on Saturday at PeoplesBank Arena, with reserve Jana El Alfy recording 11 rebounds (a career-high) and Kelis Fisher energizing the crowd.

Coach Geno Auriemma praised the bench for stepping up ahead of postseason play.

The Hartford Wolf Pack fell 3-1 to the Providence Bruins Friday night at Amica Mutual Pavilion, marking their fifth straight loss in Rhode Island.

They concluded their home-and-home series with a game on Feb. 7 at PeoplesBank Arena.

Valentine's Paint Night with FiyaBomb

5:30 p.m. — Lo Sano Restaurant & Bar — Ticketed event — Enjoy a creative Paint & Sip night guided by celebrated artist Fiyabomb with cocktails and giveaways.

Snowglobe Cup Crafting Class

6-8 p.m. — The Bristol Bazaar — Fun event — Create your own magical snowglobe cup in a festive, hands-on setting.

Valentine's Day Dinner at Max's Oyster Bar

Feb 14 — Max's Oyster Bar — $99 per person — Indulge in a three-course pre-fixe menu crafted for the perfect romantic evening.

Wings of Night

1-2 p.m. — Northwest Park — Free entry — Get up close with majestic owls and learn about their fascinating world and conservation efforts.

The Counter Performance

2:30-3:30 p.m. — TheaterWorks Hartford — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an engaging theatrical experience at this local venue.

Glass Fusing Workshop: Create Your Own Nightlight

6-7:30 p.m. — The Firestone | Art Studio & Cafe — Pre-registration required — Have fun crafting a custom glass nightlight in a beginner-friendly workshop.

Band Capricio Live Performance

8:30 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets starting at $92 — Experience an unforgettable night with Band Capricio at Webster Theater.

UConn Huskies Hockey vs Boston College

3-5 p.m. — PeoplesBank Arena — Cost information not specified — UCONN Men's Ice Hockey takes on Boston College in an exciting clash at the new arena.

West Hartford Black Business Expo

1-4 p.m. — Town Hall Auditorium — Free entry — Celebrate and support a diverse range of local black-owned businesses showcasing unique products and services.

Shucked

6:30-8:30 p.m. — William H. Mortensen Hall — Tickets start at $114 — Experience a night of unforgettable performances at Shucked in Hartford.