Good morning, Philadelphia.

A Mother’s Day brunch + held in South Philadelphia offered a space for grieving families to remember loved ones and start healing.

Bex Maston of Greeting Grief organized the event where guests shared cocktails, waffles, and memories while planning future community healing gatherings + connecting over their loss.

Philadelphia will open a new half-mile segment of the Schuylkill River Trail on May 17 that connects Center City to the Grays Ferry neighborhood, a decade-long $48 million project.

Trail users can preview the route at a fundraiser on May 14 — the segment features a suspension bridge over a freight line that offers views of the river.

An explosion rocked a Washington Township neighborhood early Sunday when crews arrived at 2 a.m. near Orion Way & Tranquility Court and found a home engulfed in flames as two bodies were recovered and damage extended to two neighboring homes while the cause remains under investigation.

A SEPTA train hit an end-of-track barrier at Norristown Transportation Center on Sunday morning at 10 a.m., injuring eight people with one being airlifted to Temple University Hospital—investigation is underway to determine the cause.

Montgomery County authorities investigated a tragic incident on Saturday in which 57-year-old Tonya Dupree killed her husband at her King of Prussia home and tried to shoot her son—who wrested the gun away—before taking her own life as her body was later found floating in the Schuylkill River near East Falls.

Union II will host Columbus Crew 2 at Subaru Park on Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. as they seek to extend an unbeaten six-game streak with two wins and four draws — while Columbus, sitting at the bottom of the Eastern Conference after a recent 3 to 0 win over Chattanooga FC, will try to improve its record.