Good morning, Philadelphia.

Philadelphia’s Summer Meals program will serve 1 million meals to children and teens this summer at more than 500 sites across the city — a partnership among local agencies that launched at Tustin Recreation Center and runs through Aug.

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Historians, civic leaders and community members gathered at WHYY on Tuesday evening to discuss Jefferson's idea of 'the pursuit of happiness' during the Declaration’s 250th anniversary celebration.

Local speakers linked historical ideals to modern civic and educational opportunities & noted that persistent inequality shapes well-being in Philadelphia.

Avenue of the Arts Inc. kicked off a beta test for a $150 million beautification project (its green future) on South Broad near the Kimmel Center, installing a 230-foot median with trees and flowers.

Construction will continue block by block, with sidewalk work on the 300 block starting in 2027.

Actress and playwright Anna Deavere Smith will debut her new play 'The Basil Biggs Project' at Wilma Theater from June 26-28 as part of ArtPhilly's What Now festival; the work explores her ancestor Basil Biggs, who buried dead soldiers after Gettysburg.

The city started its six-week Summer Achievers program at 70 schools this week, offering rising first- through eighth-graders morning lessons and afternoon activities; spots are 87% filled and the program runs until the end of July.

Philadelphia School District has opened a transition office to guide a $3 billion, 10-year facilities master plan.

Assistant Superintendent Dr. Shakeera Warthen-Canty will steer decisions on closing 17 schools and modernizing 169 schools starting this school year at John Patterson Elementary.

Philadelphia patients have struggled to fill their ADHD prescriptions due to a shortage from federal limits on production and global supply chain issues + rising demand.

Local pharmacists and doctors report that available medications change month-to-month, forcing patients to switch drugs while awaiting a more consistent supply.

Madeline Bell (40 years at CHOP) is stepping down as CEO on Oct.

1, and current president Dr. Joe Mitchell will take over to keep advancing care for children.

Abington Township plans to replace its 72-year-old library (1030 Old York Road) using a state grant to design a modern facility.

Town officials will seek community input through surveys, focus groups, and town halls before demolition begins after Sept. 2027.

The Sixers selected Alabama guard Labaron Philon at No. 22 in the 2026 NBA Draft to boost guard depth behind Tyrese Maxey and VJ Edgecombe.

President Mike Gansey said the pick meets multiple team needs beyond size and rebounding.

Mayor Cherelle Parker announced at Hunting Park Recreation Center on Tuesday that 100 youth athletes and coaches from Kensington Soccer Club and Starfinder Foundation will receive FIFA World Cup 2026 tickets (Curaçao vs. Côte d’Ivoire today and Croatia vs. Ghana on June 27) at Philadelphia Stadium.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts debunks critics with steady play and smart choices as he powers the offense every game.

Now entering his seventh season (after playoff runs and a Super Bowl win) he continues to drive success on the field.

Media native Auston Trusty (former Nether United Soccer Club player) will represent the USMNT tonight as they face Turkey in the World Cup match.