Good morning, Hartford.

One person was injured in a stabbing overnight in East Hartford — officers responded at 1:30 a.m. near Judson Avenue and took two suspects into custody — and the victim is receiving treatment at a nearby hospital.

Police said officers responded early Tuesday on Judson Avenue in East Hartford to a family violence incident where a man stabbed another in the abdomen - the victim received treatment by EMS and is now in stable condition while the suspect faces a charge of first-degree assault.

A man in his twenties is in critical condition at a local hospital after he was shot Tuesday night on Capitol Avenue and Orange Street — police responded after receiving a ShotSpotter alert.

Attorney General William Tong said Connecticut sued Washington over $53 million in frozen school funds meant for key programs (including after-school and summer support) and joined a 25-state group challenging $7 billion in blocked money (which serves 1.4 million children and teens).

Gov. Ned Lamont signed a law making it easier to convert vacant offices, hotels, and retail spaces into apartments.

Under the law taking effect on Oct. 1, municipalities must wait three years before applying new tax values — the law does not cover industrial properties — and zoning boards have 65 days, with an option for an extra 65 days, to decide on applications.

Connecticut health centers are facing uncertainty after the Department of Health and Human Services banned federal funding for undocumented residents—staff are reporting increased cancellations and a shift toward telehealth while awaiting further guidance.

The centers, which serve 440,000 people including up to 60,000 undocumented patients, are continuing care for all residents—officials warn that the change could lead to sicker patients and greater emergency costs.

Connecticut lawmakers passed legislation that will require health insurance plans to cover biomarker tests—used for cancer and neurological diagnoses—starting January 1, 2026.

The law also creates a 15-member task force to update the state's Alzheimer's Plan and set testing guidelines.

UConn baseball coach Jim Penders rebuilt his roster by adding 11 transfer players and four junior college players after a stressful portal period ended on July 1—he said the new talent, including top outfielder AJ Soldra, will help the Huskies compete for a national title next season.

ConnectiCon Fandom Festival

12pm-9pm — Connecticut Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate all things geeky with anime, video games, and live entertainment at this four-day festival.

New England Cycle Center Bike Night

6-9 p.m. — New England Cycle Center — Free entry — Experience an epic night of bikes, food, and music with thrilling stunt shows and exclusive giveaways.

Creed Summer Tour Concert

7:00-8:30 PM — Xfinity Theatre — Check for ticket prices — Experience the legendary rock band CREED in a night filled with their classic hits.

The Ovation Guitar Presentation

6:30-7:30 p.m. — Windsor Public Library — Free entry — Discover the influence of the Ovation Guitar on the music scene of the late 60s and 70s.

Riverfront Hartford 4 Mile Race

6:15-8:00 p.m. — Mortensen Riverfront Plaza — Registration required — Kick off the weekend with a scenic run along the Connecticut River and refreshments post-race.

Saturday Evening Paddle - Kayaking/SUP

5-8 p.m. — Collinsville Canoe & Kayak — Cost varies — Experience the thrill of paddling in the scenic Collinsville area.

Metal Stamped Cuff Bracelet Workshop

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Powder Hollow Brewery — Equipment included — Create your own personalized metal stamped cuff bracelet while enjoying drinks and snacks.

Hartford Athletic vs. New Mexico United

7:30 p.m. — Trinity Health Stadium — $60/person — Experience the action with goal-level seating and an all-inclusive pizza party.

Bass Fishing Seminar in Connecticut

6:30 p.m. — Whiton Branch Library — Free entry — Learn strategies and techniques to enhance your bass fishing skills in Connecticut waters.

Taste of the Caribbean & Jerk Festival

1-9 p.m. — Mortensen Riverfront Plaza — Free entry — Experience the vibrant flavors and rhythms of the Caribbean at this lively food festival featuring island cuisine and music.