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- Sep 24, 2026
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Wednesday’s Child: Paislee (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Paislee, age 14, is creative and compassionate. Her favorite way to express her creative side is by drawing or making bracelets. She considers herself a good friend. When she grows up she would like to be a veterinarian, because she loves animals. She also wouldn’t mind a pet or two at her future home! If you would like to learn more about Paislee, click here. Copyright 2026 WIBW. All rights reserved.
‘I think they’re wrong’: Kansas ranks No. 1 in country for best public roads (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - In a June report, U.S. News compiles over 71 metrics, from education to infrastructure, and ranks all fifty states based on road quality. At the top of that list is Kansas. “I think they’re wrong,” said Brianna Byrd. Evan Comen, a data analyst with U.S. News, says one of the most heavily factored metrics in the study is an International Roughness Index. “The national average for the percentage of road miles that are considered to be in poor condition is 18.9% from the Feder
Wednesday’s Child: Kamorion and AJ (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kamorion and AJ are typical brothers. Active, energetic, goofy, and full of love. Kamorion, age 12, is the oldest. At school, he enjoys reading, drawing, art, and math. Captain Underpants and Dog Man are two of his favorite book series. He even is a member of the choir, and loves to show his musical side. Kamorion also says McDonald’s is his favorite restaurant. “I wish I could eat McDonald’s for a whole year,” said Kamorion. AJ is an active kiddo with a big personality. To
Businesses share concerns over Topeka Boulevard closure (opens the original)
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Topeka officials met with local business owners Monday to address disruption concerns ahead of a 14-month utility and road upgrade starting this September. On Monday, Aug. 24, city officials and project managers met at Grace United Methodist Church to host an open Q&A about the project. Most attendees were business owners with stores along SW Topeka Boulevard who are concerned about the loss of business that comes with limited road access. Jason Tryon, director of public wo
Pottawatomie County plans ahead for data center demands (opens the original)
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WAMEGO, Kan. (WIBW) - Planning commissioners in Pottawatomie County drew a fair crowd for Thursday evening’s open meeting. It was what some may call an open mic night, but not the karaoke kind. Residents had the opportunity to share their thoughts on data centers in front of the commission before any additions or amendments are made official to the county’s developmental and zoning regulations. The commission is a panel of volunteers who don’t make decisions directly, but instead submit recommen
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