Wilmington Hospital Shooting, PA Skill Games, and the Return of the McDonald’s Fried Apple Pie

We kick off Wednesday morning diving straight into the news, reacting to a new Florida law that allows high school graduates to skip traditional college or trade programs and jump directly into full-time roles as insurance customer representatives. The crew debates the realistic starting salary of these positions against local fast-food wages, before shifting into a nostalgic deep dive into the history of McDonald's menu marketing and the temporary return of the iconic fried apple pie. We also break down upcoming plans for our live broadcast at FOP Lodge 5 to raise money for the Families Behind the Badge Children's Foundation, highlighting the surging ticket sales and the massive local turnout expected next week. Dawn Stensland takes over with the morning's top stories, starting with the terrifying and fatal targeted shooting inside Wilmington Hospital that sent staff and patients scrambling. We look closely at the subsequent arrest in Philadelphia, tracking the suspect's movements via license plate readers and calling out the media's sudden lack of follow-up on critical case details. The local focus continues with a young boy hospitalized in critical condition following a shooting in Frankford, an emotional update on the wounded Philadelphia police officers returning home from the hospital, and a looming nurses' union strike authorization at Jefferson Einstein Hospital over front-line safety conditions