Good morning, Philadelphia.

Immaculate Conception Chapel at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary's Ambler campus won an international architecture award (selected from 75 entries by Philadelphia-based Partners for Sacred Places) for blending historic elements with modern design.

At Lincoln Financial Field Friday night, Shane Gillis set two Guinness World Records by selling over 76,000 tickets and performing to 73,900 fans at a sold-out comedy show.

Introduced by Jason Kelce with performances by Meek Mill & Dave Chappelle, the event went ahead despite smoke from Canadian wildfires.

Vanessa german installed 'The House, the Oracle and the Table' at the Colored Girls Museum in Germantown for its 10-year anniversary; the work opened in June in a 140-year-old twin home and will host an artist talk in the fall — a vibrant celebration of Black art.

Michener Museum in Doylestown is showcasing 'The Crossing: Picturing the American Revolution,' an exhibit featuring 21 artistic interpretations of Washington crossing the Delaware.

The display includes works by Ai Weiwei and local artist Robert Beck, and runs through Jan. 10.

City officials announced that the Sexual Assault Response Center will now be managed by the Health Department, ensuring survivors receive the same medical support.

The center remains at 300 Hunting Park Avenue (its current location).

Taylor Farms has expanded its recall of iceberg lettuce shipped to 27 states (including Pennsylvania) after linking the produce to a cyclospora outbreak that has sickened 1,645 people.

Sysco has halted its distribution, and the recalled products have best by dates up to Aug. 3.

Phillies All-Star Jesus Luzardo earned his 50th career win as the team beat the Mets 6-1 at Citizens Bank Park on Saturday — a game shortened by rain that featured home runs from Kyle Schwarber and Trea Turner.

Jake Elliott—the Eagles' longtime kicker—faces a bounce-back season after one of his worst campaigns.

He accepted a $1 million pay cut to secure a guaranteed $5 million contract through 2028, with team management standing behind him as fans await improved performance this season.

Last year, the Phillies traded with the Twins to get closer Jhoan Duran (now with a 1.69 ERA and 35 saves) for prospects Mick Abel and Eduardo Tait.

This move strengthened their bullpen as they consider further changes ahead of the trade deadline.