Good morning, Philadelphia.

Narberth artist Emily Stewart turned her snowy yard into an art space by building three Swedish lanterns after a heavy snowfall — the fleeting installation brings neighbors together through wintry beauty.

Three local museums are presenting a retrospective of sculptor Syd Carpenter's fifty year career (spanning Woodmere, Maguire and Berman) with shows that explore her artistic journey and ties to African American history.

The exhibitions are on view until May 24, March 29 and April 5 respectively.

Johnson & Johnson announced a $1B investment to build a cell therapy facility in Lower Gwynedd Township on Wednesday, Feb.

18. Gov. Shapiro said the project will create 4,000 construction jobs & 500 life sciences jobs, with $41M in tax credits and grants.

Philadelphia has installed 76 new air quality sensors — displaying hourly updates on Breathe Philly — to give residents pollution data.

A sensor at Stinger Square Park registered a slight rise during a recent Grays Ferry fire, and officials say the network will guide health advice during future air events.

Local restaurants will celebrate National Margarita Day on Feb.

22 with special offers including creative margaritas and meal deals at spots like Condesa + El Techo, HiLo Taco Co., Sor Ynez, and Cantina Los Caballitos. Venues will host mixology classes and happy hours to add extra flavor to the celebration.

The Eagles will revamp their offense in 2026 with a new plan that improves play design (focusing on game planning, call sequencing, and layering) to outsmart defenses and boost on-field performance.