Good morning, Hartford.

Nadia Niyogushima began her legal immigration process in 2018 from Burundi and drove through costly steps including a trip to Kenya, receiving her green card in 2019 and U.S. citizenship in 2025.

She found help from Greater Hartford’s African community (a sign of local support) along the way.

Hundreds of women gathered at TPC River Highlands during the Travelers Championship for the annual Women’s Day event — a celebration focused on empowerment, networking, and dynamic presentations led by former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager.

Seniors Job Bank hosted a discussion with Renee DiNino from Middlesex United Way at The Travelers Championship, highlighting the Birdies for Charity program to help local groups (donations are accepted through end of play today).

Erykah Badu + De La Soul will perform their only New England concert at Mohegan Sun Arena as part of their tour, promising fans an exciting live show.

Gina Raimondo and Eric Holcomb announced a bipartisan nonprofit called RAISE US that will launch education and training programs to help workers shift to new careers as AI changes the job market, with pilot programs starting in Connecticut and other states soon.

West Hartford Superintendent Paul Vicinus announced that Michael Larkin (with 18 years of experience) will lead Webster Hill Elementary School beginning July 1.

CT DEEP awarded $5.1M in state aid to 14 town agencies to protect homes from floods and extreme heat.

The grant program was announced yesterday at Oxford Fire and EMS headquarters and will fund planning + design for climate projects, including a North Hartford resilience hub.

State and local officials celebrated progress on a $170 million pilot program launched in 2023 to improve aging sewers in the North End; work has upgraded over 5,000 properties to prevent flooding and sewage backups.

Travelers Championship in Cromwell will feature 72 players including the top 50 from the World Golf Ranking competing over four rounds, and a star-studded celebrity pro-am is planned to add extra flair to the tournament.

Former Conard High graduate Nicole Gorman earned All-State honors in lacrosse and All-Conference honors in basketball before joining Division I lacrosse at Lindenwood.

Now back home, she coaches 9-year-olds with the Nor’Easter Lacrosse Club — building on her strong record as both a player and a student.

At The Travelers Championship today in Cromwell, Renee DiNino interviewed Shag Bark Hickory Farm as Birdies for Charity returned to support local causes—today also marks Women's Day with speakers and networking for empowerment.

At the Travelers Championship, director of instruction Justin Smith taught Abbey the basics of chipping in a live session aimed at sharpening skills.

The event gives local fans a glimpse of pro techniques in Hartford.

Crossfire Hurricane: A Rolling Stones Tribute

7-8:30 p.m. — Little Theatre of Manchester at Cheney Hall — Tickets available — Experience New York's #1 Rolling Stones tribute band bringing you the legendary rock hits live.

Nashua Silver Knights vs. New Britain Bees

1:35–5:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — Tickets from $34 — Catch a thrilling baseball match between the Nashua Silver Knights and the New Britain Bees.

Cyanotype Coaster Workshop

5-11 p.m. — The Firestone | Art studio + Cafe — Pre-registration required — Create stunning ceramic coasters using the magic of cyanotype and real foliage.

Norwich Sea Unicorns vs. New Britain Bees Baseball

6:35-10:35 p.m. — New Britain Stadium — VIP tickets available — Enjoy a thrilling night of baseball with exceptional VIP experiences and amenities.

America 250: Hartford's Long Weekend Kickoff Concert

6-9 p.m. — Mortensen Riverfront Plaza — Free parking — Celebrate America’s 250th with an evening of live music and community spirit along the riverfront.

Sweeney Todd

6:30-10:30 p.m. — Hartford Stage — Tickets start at $64 — Experience the thrill of Sweeney Todd in a captivating live performance.

Hartford Bonanza Celebration

12-4 p.m. — Bushnell Park — Free entry — Celebrate music, art, and community at this annual regional festival alongside the Connecticut Commemoration.

Artivity Summer Program

9 a.m. — The Bushnell Performing Arts Center — Check website for pricing — Creative summer program for young artists at one of Connecticut's finest venues.

American Vanity Live Performance

8-11 p.m. — The Webster — Tickets start at $62 — Experience the can't-miss live show of American Vanity in Hartford.

HANZEL LA H Live Concert

9 p.m. — United Banquet Hall — VIP packages available — Experience the urban music phenomenon HANZEL LA H along with special guest friends in a high-energy concert.