Good morning, Hartford.

A family of eight was displaced after a fire on Tuesday morning at a two-story home on Canterbury Street in Blue Hills, and one person was hospitalized for possible smoke inhalation; the Hartford Fire Department works with the American Red Cross to assist the victims while the cause is under investigation.

Playhouse on Park in West Hartford debuts Season 17 finale 'The Wild Party' today at 7:30 p.m., with regular shows running until Aug.

16 (marking co-artistic director Sean Harris' final show before he becomes artistic advisor).

Gov. Lamont announced SNAP recipients who lost power for at least 4 hours during weekend storms may get supplemental benefits.

Affected households must report losses to Social Services by July 14 with proof (utility letter) to receive matching benefits within 10 days of their report.

CVS settled a $36.5M Medicaid overbilling dispute for insulin pens, with Connecticut joining 35 states and D.C. in the deal.

After the July 4th storm, power outages in Harwinton left local customers questioning Eversource's preparedness since its forecast did not call for 65 mph winds.

The utility said crews will restore power by Tuesday night (11:45 p.m.) as it reviews its weather model.

Kao USA recalled select lots of Oribe Serene Scalp Densifying Shampoo after the FDA found Pluralibacter gergoviae bacteria in bottles sold nationwide, including at Hartford outlets.

The recall, issued July 1, covers (8.5 oz and 33.8 oz) sizes and advises customers to stop using the product.

UConn Health researchers are testing if adding liothyronine (the active thyroid hormone) to standard hypothyroidism treatment will improve patient well-being in a six-month study with 30 participants so far, aiming to enroll 90, with bloodwork scheduled every six weeks.

Connecticut officials announced Tuesday that a mosquito from Milford, trapped on June 29, tested positive for West Nile virus, marking the first confirmed case this season.

Health experts warn warm, humid weather may lead to increased mosquito activity through October.

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.

Petit Family Foundation 5K Road Race & Fitness Walk

7 a.m. — Plainville High School — Registration fee applies — Participate in a meaningful event honoring family legacy while enjoying fitness and community spirit.

Life. Be in it. Extravaganza

5-10 p.m. — Mill Pond Park — $20-$30 — Experience a vibrant local carnival with exciting rides, games, and delicious food.

ConnectiCon Multiday Pass

Over four days — Connecticut Convention Center — Pricing varies — Celebrate pop culture through comics, gaming, anime, and more with over 7,000 hours of programming.

44th Annual Life-Be In It Extravaganza

5:00 – 9:30 PM — Mill Pond Park — $25 for unlimited rides on July 17th — Experience a local carnival with exciting rides, games, and delicious food.

11th Annual Hartford Latino Fest 2026

12-7 p.m. — Dunkin' Park — Free admission — Celebrate the vibrant Latino culture with food, music, and community festivities.

ConnectiCon - Sunday

3:30-7:30 a.m. — Connecticut Convention Center — Tickets from $107 — Experience an unforgettable event for fans at the heart of Hartford.

Hartford Healthcare Women's Championship - Friday

3:30-7:30 a.m. — Golf Club of Avon — Tickets from $62 — Experience a can't-miss live golf competition in Avon.

Ne-Yo & Akon Concert

8:00 p.m. — The Meadows Music Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy an exciting night of R&B and hip-hop with two music icons.