Rocky Hill’s mayor said residents in Building B can move back in as work continues on the Concierge Apartments.

Mayor Allan Smith said the order to lift the order for Building B was issued by the town’s fire marshal and building officials on Thursday.

There was also concern over asbestos in Building A, according to Smith. He said the town required the Concierge management to conduct air quality testing in buildings A, B, and C (100, 200, and 300) before residents could move back in. According to Smith, the results showed all samples were “below the Connecticut Department of Public Health re-occupancy clearance standard.”

While some residents can move back in, Smith said work continues on the required systems for buildings A and C.

Hundreds of residents were forced to evacuate all five buildings earlier in February due to burst pipes, flooding damage, and a lack of sprinkler systems.

The damage prompted an investigation by Attorney General William Tong’s office.

A police officer shot and killed a man after the man pulled a knife out on Capitol Ave. in Hartford on Thursday, police said.

Police were at an apartment building at 990 Capitol Ave. around 10 a.m., assisting the Capitol Region Mental Health Center with an evaluation. The man who was being evaluated then pulled out a knife, and at least one officer fired shots, according to Lt. Aaron Boisvert.

The man was transported to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, Boisvert said.

Two officers are being evaluated but were not injured, according to Boisvert.

Boisvert said the Office of the Inspector General, Hartford state’s attorney, Hartford Police Major Crimes Division, and Hartford Police Internal Affairs are all on the scene.

No further details were provided.

Josh Dix scored 13 of his 21 points in the second half, Nik Graves added 18 points and Creighton beat No. 5 UConn 91-84 on Wednesday night to spoil former Huskies star Emeka Okafor’s number retirement.

Creighton (14-13, 8-8 Big East) handed UConn (24-2, 14-2) its first conference home loss of the season. Creighton coach Greg McDermott became the first coach to beat a Dan Hurley-coached team four times on the road.

Okafor became the third UConn men’s basketball player to have his number retired, with the Huskies honoring the 2004 NCAA champion and national player of the year at halftime. Ray Allen and Richard Hamilton are the only players to have their numbers retired.

The Huskies led by seven points early in the second half, but shot 34% in the half.

Braylon Mullins led UConn with 25 points. Silas Demary Jr. added 17 points and nine assists. Tarris Reed Jr. had 15 points and 11 rebounds, but had just two points in the second half.

Fedor Zugic added 14 points for Creighton, which outscored UConn 27-11 at the foul line.

Mullins hit a 3-pointer at the halftime buzzer to tie it at 45. After Mullins hit consecutive 3s to put the Huskies up 63-59, UConn missed 10 of its next 11 shots during Creighton’s 14-2 run that put the Bluejays up by seven.

Up next

Creighton: At No. 17 St. John’s on Saturday.

UConn: At Villanova on Saturday.

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