Good morning, Danbury.

Connecticut officials say that if the nearly complete Revolution Wind project is not allowed to finish, our taxpayers will face up to $125 million in higher energy costs annually — part of a $500 million annual hit across New England as more expensive power sources must be used.

Gov. Lamont’s administration ordered pharmacies to follow current CDC guidelines — and state-regulated insurers to keep covering COVID shots for nearly all patients in Connecticut.

Officials said the steps will help protect residents as federal policies change amid ongoing health concerns.

Westport native Ben Casparius was sent down to Triple-A Tuesday by the Dodgers—manager Dave Roberts said the demotion will help him recover from recent difficult outings before postseason play.

Casparius, who pitched more innings than any other reliever this season, will pitch in Oklahoma City to work on his performance against right-handed hitters.

Today, News 12's Rebecca Surran welcomed New Milford native Jackson Olson of the Savannah Bananas on Conversation Connecticut—he explained the team’s scoring celebrations that feature choreographed country line dances to entertain the crowd.

39th Annual Neil Wagner Golf Tournament

8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. — Richter Park Golf Course — $195 — Tee off for a great cause at the annual alumni golf tournament and enjoy food, fun, and networking.

Leonardo Paniagua Concert

9 PM – 3 AM — Tiesto's Restaurant — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of romantic Latin music with Leonardo Paniagua performing live.

Budgeting & Online Awareness Workshop for Teens

2-3 p.m. — Long Ridge Library — Free entry — Enhance your financial skills with budgeting basics and online safety tips tailored for teens.

Voices: One Night Only!

7-9 p.m. — Edmond Town Hall — Beer, wine, and concessions available — Experience a final performance by progressive rock band VOICES with multimedia enhancements in honor of a beloved bandmember.