Good morning, Philadelphia.

Construction of the 250-foot pedestrian bridge extension connecting Society Hill and Queen Village begins this spring using a rolled installation method on Columbus Boulevard; the accessible bridge will open to pedestrians in 2027.

Reading Terminal Market is hosting its 14th annual Party for the Market on Feb.

21 at 1136 Arch St.—the event features food, live music, open bars and immersive activations, with $300 tickets expected to sell out as proceeds boost community outreach.

The USPS changed its postmark process effective Dec.

24 so that letters may be dated days later than when dropped, which can shift tax documents and donation deadlines; experts advise mailing important items early or asking for a hand-stamped date.

Philly offers a range of new wellness experiences for 2026.

Locals can book Ebba Sparre’s sauna sessions (open now through March 29) at the American Swedish Museum, join weekend Wellness Walks at Morris Arboretum, or enjoy events like Dry Vibes on Jan. 31 and classes at Alchemy X.

Today the Flyers announced that they acquired forward Philip Tomasino from the Penguins in exchange for defenseman Egor Zamula — ending his six-season run in orange and black as Tomasino will join the AHL affiliate in Lehigh Valley.

The Phillies are reportedly in talks to sign Japanese pitcher Tatsuya Imai whose 45-day posting window ends Friday at 5 p.m. ET – he must sign with an MLB team or return to the Seibu Lions in Japan.

The Philadelphia 76ers announced Kelly Oubre Jr.'s return from injury is expected to boost the team's performance in 2026.

His comeback will improve scoring and defense as the team works to revitalize its bench play.

The Eagles have shown mixed results this season as fans see A.J.

Brown’s record-setting yards and Jalen Hurts’ decisive plays paired with questionable offensive decisions in second halves. The team’s internal tug-of-war—optimism against criticism—leaves supporters wondering which side will prevail.