Bryan Grabauskas
Producer at WIBW-TV (Topeka, KS)
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1 week ago |
wibw.com | Bryan Grabauskas
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A Holton man is suing a Jackson County detective who prompted a search on his property as part of a missing persons and homicide investigation. The Kansas Bureau of Investigation led a search on the Rex Larrison Body Shop last April seeking evidence of Yulia or Elena Larrison. Yulia has been missing since 2001, while Elena died in 2006. Both were Russian immigrants who were married to Rex Larrison.
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2 weeks ago |
wibw.com | Bryan Grabauskas
PERRY, Kan. (WIBW) - A major system leak has led to a boil advisory for the City of Perry. Jefferson County Emergency Management says the leak was a result of a broken main, occurring around 4 p.m. Tuesday. There’s no estimate currently for when repairs will be done. The boil advisory is for the City of Perry west of Cedar, from U.S. 24 to Front St. The Bahnmeier Mobile Park Home is included in it. Copyright 2025 WIBW. All rights reserved.
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2 weeks ago |
wibw.com | Bryan Grabauskas
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - One fourth grader’s hands-on civic lesson has made the walk to school safer for her and her peers. Randolph Elementary’s Eliza Schmidt got the ball rolling when she reached out to the Topeka City Council about making the crossing at 15th and MacVicar safer for kids trying to get to school. “It makes me proud that people having to cross that street are finally able to be safe and cross by themselves,” Schmidt said.
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2 weeks ago |
wibw.com | Bryan Grabauskas
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A Kansas lawmaker is throwing his hat into the ring to oversee the state’s elections. House Representative Pat Proctor (R) announced his 2026 candidacy Thursday night. Rep. Proctor touts his role as Election Committee Chair and votes for multiple pieces of election reform legislation. “Voter confidence that the results of our elections reflect their will is at the core of our form of government and our way of life.
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2 months ago |
ourcommunitynow.com | Bryan Grabauskas
Share WASHINGTON D.C. (WIBW) - Kansas delegates are making a push to save an aid program operated under USAID. Sen. Jerry Moran and Rep. Tracey Mann each introduced legislation Tuesday to their Congressional bodies directing the ‘Food for Peace’ program to continue under the USDA. “President Trump made a promise to the country to cut wasteful spending, reduce overbearing federal bureaucracy, and ensure every taxpayer dollar is spent wisely and responsibly,” said Rep. Mann.
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