Good morning, Philadelphia.

Philly news reports that a federal shutdown and FAA staff shortages forced Philadelphia International to cut 10% of flights while a scam left fake Google reviews hurting trusted local restaurants.

Record voter turnout joined a heated NFL debate over the Eagles’ Tush Push, Charles Barkley opening a new steakhouse in King of Prussia, and a tribute to a longtime DJ’s revived van — all showing the city’s resilient spirit.

After a board shakeup that led to CEO Sasha Suda's firing, the Philadelphia Art Museum opened 'Dreamworld: Surrealism at 100' to display art from the surrealist movement that began in 1924—featuring works from its own collection and major international loans.

The exhibit runs until Feb. 16 and shows how early surrealist ideas changed art around the world.

Forty-nine Philly chefs will headline the first Inquirer Food Festival at The Fillmore on Nov.

15, where guests can join hands-on workshops and sample local dishes. Attendees will enjoy pasta-making, cake-decorating contests and even a hot dog contest—an event that celebrates the city’s food scene.

Pennsylvania state parks now offer 61 new glamping sites with spacious tents, king-size beds and modern comforts as part of a DCNR effort to attract more outdoor visitors; the closest sites are at French Creek State Park.

A weekly 90-minute tour in South Philly leads 12 residents through the Italian Market to learn about the long history of urban pigeons.

The Eagles have a 96% chance to win the NFC East and will play Green Bay on Monday night — after a bye week that helped key players like A.J.

Brown and Jalen Hurts get healthy. They beat the Giants recently and are now one of the strongest teams in the conference.

Nolan Smith will return to the Eagles lineup Monday night after a 21-day practice window for his triceps injury—he missed the last five games—and he joins a revamped pass rush that now features new addition Jaelan Phillips; Smith spent five weeks studying film and said he is ready to help stop the run and pressure quarterback Jordan Love.