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Judge rejects bid to stop Eskridge councilman recall vote
ESKRIDGE, Kan. (WIBW) - A Wabaunsee County judge has rejected a plea to stop a recall vote against an Eskridge city councilman accused of unethical misconduct. Brett Kemble is on the ballot next month for potential recall after the county certified a public petition to remove him from office. “It's the first time in 13 years my integrity has ever been in question,” Kemble said. Kemble is in his third term on the Eskridge City Council and currently serves as council president.
Her scan came back clear. Weeks later, she found a tumor
Cancer snuck into Chance Osborne's family history. Breast cancer, ovarian cancer. But was it hiding in her genes, too? Her mom died of ovarian cancer in 2011, when Osborne was 14 years old. All her mother's sisters had some form of cancer as well. kAm(96? D96 EFC?65 `g[ 2 5@4E@C C64@>>6?565 D96 D66< 86?6E:4 4@F?D6=:?8] $96 925 E96 q#rp` 86?6[ >62?:?8 D96 :?5665 925 2 9:896C C:D< @7 56G6=@A:?8 3C62DE 2?5 @G2C:2?
Her scan came back clear. Weeks later, she found a tumor Original
Oct. 3, 2026, 7:00 a.m. ET Cancer snuck into Chance Osborne's family history. Breast cancer, ovarian cancer. But was it hiding in her genes, too? Her mom died of ovarian cancer in 2011, when Osborne was 14 years old. All her mother's sisters had some form of cancer as well. When she turned 18, a doctor recommended she seek genetic counseling. She had the BRCA1 gene, meaning she indeed had a higher risk of developing breast and ovarian cancers. Her doctor recommended imaging right away.
Stormont Vail offers free drive-thru and walk-in flu shot clinics
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Stormont Vail is hosting its annual drive-through and walk-in flu shot clinics this fall. Hospital leaders said getting an annual flu vaccination can help protect people and others around them from catching seasonal influenza. Flu shots offered through the Stormont Vail clinics are free at various locations in Topeka, Manhattan and Junction City. Adult drive-thru clinics The next adult drive-thru clinic is Oct.
Race against breast cancer at Lake Shawnee to mark 35th anniversary
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Walkers and runners will converge on Lake Shawnee in the fight against breast cancer in Kansas. The 35th annual Race Against Breast Cancer is Saturday October 3 at Reynolds Lodge, Lake Shawnee in Topeka. The race begins at 9am. Registration is available Friday October 2 in person at Reynolds Lodge from 4:30 to 6:30pm. You can also register before the race starting at 7am Saturday morning. Money raised will help provide free mamograms and more for patients in northeast Kansas.
TikTok star Brooke Eby dies at 37. What she shared about life, her ALS diagnosis
Brooke Eby , who gained hundreds of thousands of followers on social media for sharing her journey with ALS, has died at 37. ALS is an acronym for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis , a terminal neurodegenerative disease also known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The ALS Network announced the news on Oct.
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
The 'three-month rule' and the signs your relationship won't make it
Think about how long it took you and a significant other to get to really know each other. A month? Six months? A year? Millions on TikTok have watched videos on the so-called three-month rule, which posits that three months is a solid test for whether a couple will ride off into the proverbial sunset or go their separate ways. But is that amount of time enough to determine that?
A controversial, cancer-detecting blood test just got backed by key FDA panel
A controversial blood test aimed at detecting multiple cancers was backed by a U.S. Food and Drug Administration panel this week. On Wednesday, Sept. 23, the FDA's Molecular and Clinical Genetics Devices Panel of the Medical Devices Advisory Committee announced a favorable vote for the technology, called the Galleri multi-cancer early detection (MCED) test.
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