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- 1Webster Man Thrives With Rare Century-Old Kidney▼Webster Man Thrives with a ‘Rare’ Century-Old Kidney
A man from Webster, New York, is reported to be living well with what doctors describe as a rare 'century-old' kidney, according to the University of Rochester Medical Center. The case highlights an unusual medical achievement, showing how a transplanted organ can keep functioning successfully decades after it originally came from its donor.
- 2Webster Groves police launch Missouri's first mental health app for officers▼Webster Groves police launch mental health app for officers, first in Missouri
The Webster Groves Police Department in Missouri has launched a mental health app for its officers, the first police department in the state to do so. The app is intended to give officers access to mental health support and resources. It is being reported as a first for law enforcement in Missouri.
- 3Merriam-Webster adds viral internet slang to dictionary▼7@four: Can you speak internet? Merriam-Webster adds viral slang to the dictionary
Merriam-Webster has added a batch of viral internet slang terms to its dictionary, a move highlighted in a WDBJ7 segment asking viewers whether they can 'speak internet'. The additions formalize words born on social media into standard English, continuing the dictionary's regular updates tracking how online culture reshapes everyday language and sparks debate over which slang deserves official recognition.
- 4Webster Groves police launch app for officers' mental health●Webster Groves police launch 'Peer Connect' app to support officers' mental health
The Webster Groves Police Department in Missouri has launched a 'Peer Connect' app aimed at supporting officers' mental health. The tool is intended to give officers a way to seek peer support and address stress and emotional wellbeing on the job. The move comes amid growing attention to first responder mental health across the United States.
- 5Karina Rykman Hosts Robert Randolph and Dogs in a Pile at Webster Hall●Karina Rykman Welcomes Robert Randolph, Members of Dogs in a Pile at Webster Hall https:// jambands.com/news/2026/09/28/
Bassist Karina Rykman welcomed pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph and members of Dogs in a Pile as guests during her show at Webster Hall in New York. The sit-ins, reported by jambands.com, are drawing attention among jam band fans, who follow surprise guest appearances closely on the touring circuit.