Good morning, Philadelphia.

On March 28, the Drink the Delaware festival will celebrate clean water with tastings, music, and environmental talks from 4 to 9 p.m. at the Independence Seaport Museum, where local beverage makers will showcase their products.

Pope Leo XIV will accept the National Constitution Center’s Liberty Medal on July 3 as part of Independence Week during Philadelphia’s semiquincentennial celebrations — he will join via live video link since he will not travel to the event.

The award honors his advocacy for religious liberty.

Chefs Cara Jo Castellino and Matt Barrow from Castellino's Italian Market will take part in a 76-second trivia challenge (testing their quick culinary answers) that sparks local interest in the market's vibrant food culture.

Wawa Welcome America officials announced free events for a 16-day festival from Juneteenth to Independence Day, including the largest-ever parade on July 3.

The celebration features Idina Menzel with Philly Pops on July 3, Queen Latifah on July 2, and Kirk Franklin with a local choir on June 28.

Downingtown teacher Chris Kearney placed second on Jeopardy! last week after answering a Victorian literature clue; he prepped with flashcards and now shares his excitement for learning with his students.

Mayor Parker’s budget plan will include $33 million over six years to replace aging heating and cooling systems in libraries; if approved by City Council, the Free Library will double its yearly HVAC replacements (boosting service during extreme weather).

Mi Vida opens today at East Market on 1150 Ludlow Street, offering contemporary Mexican dishes, creative cocktails and over 130 tequilas—along with brunch, lunch and happy hour service and regular events like Taco Tuesday.

The restaurant is part of Philadelphia’s vibrant dining scene brought by Washington-based KNEAD Hospitality.

Philadelphia 76ers fans can watch promising college players display their skills at March Madness as the team eyes future draft prospects.

Top names include Amari Allen and Christian Anderson as they aim to boost their NBA potential.

Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas has been suspended for 80 games for testing positive for boldenone (a performance-enhancing drug) and will only train in Spring Training until his suspension ends ahead of the June 25 game.

Philadelphia Eagles have revamped their strategy by prioritizing elite player traits over traditional stats today; the team now focuses on measured pass-rush pressure and analytics to extend their Super Bowl window (which may test fan expectations) while preparing for future free agency moves.