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The terminated employees in Philadelphia had good reviews, contrary to what was stated in their notice of termination, the union said.
The fire at United Missionary Baptist Church, located near Girard College in Brewerytown, broke out around 7:30 p.m. Monday.
"We have been on this track now, we're on our fifth year of being on this track, of homicides going down and down and down," Krasner said.
Although the cause of the fire is unknown, foul play is not suspected, according to the Philadelphia Fire Department and ICE.
Alexander-Minter, Alexander's youngest daughter, speaks passionately of her mother's trailblazing legacy.
The rallies were organized by the 50501 Movement, which stands for 50 protests, 50 states, one movement.
"Once I have the photograph, then I go in with the sketch, and that's when I start painting," Monica Ikegwu said about her process.
Sgt. Fitzgerald worked in the Temple Police Department, patrolling part of North Philadelphia for about two years before he was killed.
"We just started writing sports memorabilia, people passing away, we did tributes, we even did, 'Diddy on the roof,'" Scott Tisdale said.
Ethan Thies said he has insurance but it won't cover everything. He's unable to get to some things he needs, including his baby's car seat.
Workers were busy building bouquets ahead of the floral shop's busiest day of the year, but this Valentine's Day is a bit different.
At P.J. Clarke's in Old City, staff members were busy Wednesday confirming Valentine's Day reservations.
Among the couples in attendance were Edward and Eleanor Smith, who met at a class reunion nearly a decade ago and have been married since.
Self-taught artist Justin Wadlington used the moment to reveal his latest painting, "Philly Green."
"I value my customers. My customers are very loyal to me. They come to me year after year, they trust me." Michele Fabik said.
Travis, who's played tight end for the Chiefs since 2013, said losing the Super Bowl was a "tough pill to swallow."
Lockwood joined the Eagles in 2022 as a strength and conditioning associate and was named associate performance coach the following year.
In typical Philadelphia fashion, fans flooded city streets ranging from Center City to Northeast Philly.
He admitted the game was "odd" for him to watch. His support was divided between his former team and his brother, Chiefs TE Travis Kelce.
It didn't matter how cold it was or how long it took, the second the doors opened, fans swarmed the Pro Shop at Lincoln Financial Field.
