Good morning, Philadelphia.

Fishtown will host the return of Snouts & Stouts this weekend with local bars offering stout beer specials, snout themed cocktails, and pork inspired bites starting at 11 a.m. Saturday, Mar.

14. The free event supports local businesses along the vibrant district.

The Wardrobe is hosting two free events to empower women during Women’s History Month.

A Leaders in Fashion panel runs March 19, 6–8 p.m. at its Philadelphia headquarters, 444 N. 3rd Street, and Smart and Sexy Open Wardrobe events offering free clothing will take place March 25 across local sites.

Yesterday, Mayor Cherelle Parker announced the city contributed $9 million to restore Cobbs Creek Golf Course in West Philadelphia.

The funds will cover 49,000 trees & 25 acres of wetlands while work continues to prevent flooding that had long kept the course unplayable.

State advocates urge using opioid settlement funds to create statewide grief support services modeled after Philly HEALs (a free program for drug-related losses).

Families call for counseling and financial help for funeral costs to support those impacted by the opioid crisis.

The Philadelphia Eagles open the tampering window today at 12 p.m. in pursuit of a deal for Jaelan Phillips at over $20 million per year and could seek Jonathan Greenard while eyeing other moves like signing Tariq Woolen for a defensive boost.

On Saturday, the San Jose Earthquakes beat the Philadelphia Union 1-0 when Ousseni Bouda scored in the 59th minute.

The win was a surprising upset as Western clubs keep their perfect run on MLS Matchday 3.

Phillies locked in starting pitcher Jesus Luzardo with a five-year, $135 million extension finalized Monday — the deal covers play starting in 2027 and includes a $32.5 million team option and $2 million in incentives if he finishes in the top 5 in Cy Young voting.

The NFL legal tampering period began at 12 p.m. EST on Monday — letting teams interview free agents for up to one hour each.

The Eagles are weighing several options while continuing extension talks with key players.

Jaelan Phillips signed with the Carolina Panthers for a four-year, $120M deal, leaving the Eagles without a key free agent after their recent acquisition of Jordan Davis.

The move adds another twist to Philadelphia’s free agency season.

The Sixers lost 115-101 to the Cavaliers on Monday night while missing four key players + they will travel home to face the Grizzlies tonight at 7 p.m.

Philadelphia Eagles will lose Reed Blankenship as he is set to sign a three-year, $24.75M deal with the Houston Texans (ESPN reported).

His departure comes as he served as a key safety and the team prepares to add fresh talent with Andrew Mukuba in the upcoming draft.