Your Daily Guide

Philly Clips Its Wings

April 11 will be the last time Philly's professional lacrosse team plays in the city. The Philadelphia Wings announced it will be ceasing operations after the 2025-2026 season. We look back at the many teams that have come and gone in Philly’s history, and what’s next for sports in the city. [🎧 City Cast Philly]

• Related: The fervor for soccer, however, hasn’t died down yet. A mini-pitch opens at Dilworth Park today, and a new soccer park is coming to Northern Liberties. [NBC10]

SEPTA Acquires Canadian Rail Cars

The transit agency bought 24 rail cars from Québec to beef up its Regional Rail fleet, following the leasing of 10 Maryland coach cars earlier this year. The new cars aim to ease service disruptions following federally mandated inspections and repairs of SEPTA’s aging Silverliner IV trains. [SEPTA, 🎧 City Cast Philly]

Terminal C Reopens at Airport

The security checkpoint reopened on Thursday after two weeks of closure due to staffing shortages stemming from the partial government shutdown. Checkpoints at terminals A-West and F remain closed. [6ABC]

• Check the wait times at TSA before you fly. [Philadelphia International Airport]

Crisis Center Still Recovering After State Budget Shortfalls

Philadelphia Center Against Sexual Violence, also known as WOAR, received temporary funding from the district attorney’s office last year, but has no permanent plan to restore services that were cut. As the center tries to increase its capacity, here’s how you can help support its mission. [The Daily Pennsylvanian]

Help These South Philly Teens Compete in Taiwan

The Discovery Pathways Youth Dragon Boat Team is aiming to bring back the grand prize at the International Dragon Boat Federation Club Crew World Championships, but it needs the public’s support to get there. Philadelphia is home to the oldest dragon boat association in the nation, and the young team continues the city’s legacy in the sport. [The Philadelphia Citizen]