Good morning, Philadelphia.

The city's iconic flying saucer at LOVE Park, shuttered since 2021, could reopen as a public venue for light vending and events.

An RFEI meeting is set for Feb. 18 with bids due by March 18 — funding is in place for upgrades and operating costs.

Couples who met, had their first date, or got engaged at McGillin’s gathered for the bar’s first reunion celebrating shared memories today— the 166-year-old landmark in Philly hosted the heartfelt event.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art said its CFO, Valarie McDuffie, and chief of staff, Maggie Fairs, have resigned amid leadership turnover and a disputed rebranding.

The museum said no further changes are expected as it focuses on exhibitions celebrating the nation’s 250th year and its 150th anniversary.

About 85,000 Pennie enrollees dropped their health coverage after federal tax credits expired, with older and rural residents most affected.

Some switched to plans with less coverage and higher deductibles as the average cost rose 102%, and talks in Washington remain stalled.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health launched an online HIV Resource Finder available 24/7 on the Philly Keep On Loving website to help residents quickly locate testing, treatment, and support services.

Health officials say this tool aims to remove barriers to care (including legal, housing, and food assistance).

The Philadelphia Union builds on their 2025 Supporters’ Shield win by entering MLS, Concacaf Champions Cup, and Leagues Cup in 2026.

They face Defence Force FC in Trinidad on Wednesday, Feb. 18 at 6 PM — marking the start of their challenging international run.

The Sixers signed former Chicago Bulls wing Dalen Terry to a two-way deal on Tuesday, using an open roster spot after converting Dominick Barlow's contract.

The 23-year-old 3&D player is expected to benefit from Philadelphia's development program.

Philadelphia Union revealed a new navy blue jersey that honors city history with images like the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and a piece of the Declaration printed near the collar.

The kit will be available at pop-up shops at local venues this weekend + fans can celebrate Independence festivities and World Cup events.

Croatia will play at Lincoln Financial Field on Saturday, June 27 at 5:00 p.m. as veteran Luka Modrić, possibly in his final World Cup appearance (a major career milestone), leads the Vatreni seeking their first win; the team aims to advance from Group L after an earlier match with England.

A guide (from The Inquirer) outlines details on nine nations coming to Philadelphia for the World Cup this summer, explaining local impacts and must-know fan tips.

Haiti’s Les Grenadiers have qualified for their first men’s World Cup since 1974, and local Union midfielder Danley Jean Jacques will have the chance to play in his club’s home city if he stays healthy.

The team faces Brazil at Lincoln Financial Field on Friday, June 19.