Good morning, Hartford.

Today marks the sixth anniversary of Jennifer Dulos’ murder — her family urges the community to support domestic violence survivors by donating to groups such as Interval House Hartford and the Rose Brooks Center — while charges remain against others linked to the case.

In the 2023-24 school year, state data showed a record 5,463 Connecticut students did not have stable homes—advocates say many are sharing space or staying with friends and warn that the crisis may worsen as housing becomes less affordable.

Experts note that the hidden struggles of youth homelessness in urban school districts call for increased support and resources.

Hartford Public Schools named Ashantee Hyman, a science teacher at Milner Middle School, as the 2025 teacher of the year at a ceremony Thursday evening at the Hartford Marriott Downtown.

The native graduate of Weaver High School now is studying for a doctor of education at Johns Hopkins University—her research focuses on educational technology.

Connecticut’s governor kicked off the summer tourism season on Friday in Niantic.

Record numbers of travelers were expected to journey at least 50 miles from home for Memorial Day weekend.

Lisa D’Angelo was named deputy chief state's attorney of operations on Friday and becomes the first woman to hold this role in Connecticut — she will start her four-year term on July 1 managing several bureaus and representing the state in criminal appeals.

Connecticut health officials urged residents to check for ticks as warmer weather increases outdoor activities and the risk of Lyme disease grows.

They advise using bug spray — wearing light-colored clothing and checking for ticks after outdoor time to help prevent any illness.

Big Y announced a recall Friday for Made-To-Order subs, wraps, and paninis sold in select Connecticut and Massachusetts stores between May 20 and 21 due to a potential salmonella risk (no illnesses have been reported) and urged shoppers to return the items for a full refund.

Senior Living Awards Virtual Tour

9 a.m. - 7 p.m. — Online Event — Free entry — Explore the best of senior living communities and their exceptional services and awards.

League Challenge Tournament

6:30 PM — Tabletop Gaming Center — Competitive entry — Show off your TCG skills at the local league challenge.

New Hampshire Fisher Cats at Hartford Yard Goats

7:10-8:40 p.m. — Dunkin' Park — Ticket prices vary — Catch the thrilling action as the Fisher Cats take on the Yard Goats in an exciting baseball showdown.

Yard Goats Baseball Game

12:10-3:00 p.m. — Dunkin' Park — $40 — Catch the Hartford Yard Goats in action while enjoying a buffet and great seating on the Yeungling Party Deck.

Back To The Future - The Musical

8 p.m. — William H. Mortensen Hall — Tickets available — The beloved 80's film classic comes to life in a brand-new musical journey through time and space.

Evening Retreat for Music Ministers

6-9 p.m. — Holy Family Retreat & Conference Center — $45 for non-members, $35 for NPM members — Gather with fellow music ministers for an evening of singing, learning, and spiritual reflection.

Smino's Kountry Kousins Tour

7:00-8:30 p.m. — The Webster — Ticket prices vary — Experience Smino's genre-blurring sound with sharp lyricism and infectious groove alongside Samara Cyn.

Back to the Future - The Musical

7:30-9 p.m. — William H. Mortensen Hall — Tickets available — Experience the musical adaptation of the iconic 80's film with Marty McFly and friends.

Unicorn World

9:00-10:30 a.m. — Connecticut Convention Center — Family-friendly fun — Experience a magical world with life-like unicorns and enchanting activities.

Little Poland Festival

12:30-6 p.m. — Little Poland Festival — Free entry — Experience live music, ethnic food, and vibrant folk performances in New Britain's Little Poland district.