Good morning, Hartford.

Level99 will open Nov.

20 in The Corbin Collection at Corbin’s Corner, featuring 50 life-sized mini-games in a 43,000 sqft venue that can host up to 600 players and an on-site Two Roads Kitchen and Tap; tickets (starting at $29.99) go on sale Friday, Nov. 6.

The Wadsworth Atheneum held a Día de los Muertos celebration on Sunday with a marigold-filled ofrenda, crafts, Mexican hot chocolate, and a noon film, and the museum partnered with the mayor’s office for Mayor’s Day Out to share Mexican traditions with Hartford families (Day of the Dead).

Sen. Chris Murphy suffered a stroke on Oct.

31 while at his son’s hockey game and was taken to a local hospital before transfer to Johns Hopkins; on Nov. 1 his office said he remained hospitalized, awake, and responding well to treatment.

Sen. Chris Murphy (53) was hospitalized Saturday after experiencing arm numbness and was diagnosed with a stroke; he was transferred to Johns Hopkins and his office says he is responding well to treatment and is expected to make a full recovery.

No. 2 UConn women's basketball opens its season today in Storrs as the Huskies, led by reigning National Player of the Year Sarah Strong, push for a 13th national title and expect Blanca Quiñonez, Morgan Cheli, and Marine Dursus to be available after preseason injuries.