Good morning, Philadelphia.

WHYY hosted its third annual Civic News Summit on Friday, Apr.

3 in Philadelphia where community leaders and youth discussed building trust and addressing AI challenges in local journalism (highlighting ways to boost transparency and community connection).

On March 20, Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito felt ill during a dinner in Philadelphia and was taken for dehydration treatment before returning home that night, and he resumed work Monday for an oral argument.

K1 Speed offers an electric go-kart experience at its two local tracks in Cinnaminson and Horsham, with karts reaching 45 mph and races scheduled for early May (juniors and teens on May 2 and adults on May 3) that let drivers chase faster lap times.

The Phillies head west on a six-game road trip (starting Friday, 4:10 p.m. at Denver’s Coors Field for three games in Colorado this weekend).

The team, at 3-3 after their home start, aims to bounce back as they face the Rockies.

Paul George led the Sixers to a 115 to 103 win over the Timberwolves as the team showed strong defense & rebounding with key contributions from Kelly Oubre Jr. and Andre Drummond.

They will host the Pistons in a second contest today at 7 p.m. EST.

The Phillies scored 10-1 against the Rockies with key plays from Alec Bohm + Kyle Schwarber + Bryce Harper and strong pitching by Aaron Nola.

The win moved the team to 4-3 and lifted their bats to life in Colorado.

Joel Embiid said on April 1 that he felt frustrated when he was held out of the game despite wanting to play as the Sixers’ front office made the call during his illness — his comments show a clear disagreement over how his availability was managed.