Mar. 15, 2025
Photo:Leukaemia UK / SWNS
Leukaemia UK / SWNS
A woman is crediting lip filler for saving her life after it led to her cancer diagnosis.In April 2023, Edita Jucaite from Oxfordshire, England, decided to get lip filler. She had previously gotten similar cosmetic procedures without any reactions. However, immediately after the injections, the 36-year-old dental nurse noticed a problem.“When the dermal filler went into my lip it immediately swelled up,” she said, according toBBC.
Mar. 15, 2025
Heavy rains from hurricane Helene caused record flooding and damage on Sept. 28, 2024, in Asheville, North Carolina.Photo:Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty
Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty
With thedevastation from Hurricane Helenestill unfolding in portions of North Carolina, those who’ve had vacation plans in the area are unsure of what to do.
One woman in particular is upset after being unable to get a refund for her mountain vacation rental that she booked through Airbnb despite the hurricane.
Mar. 15, 2025
Wendy Rose.Photo:Marysville Police Division
Marysville Police Division
Police in Ohio and Alabama are searching for a missing woman who they believe “is suffering a mental health crisis” after she left for a cross-state camping trip and did not return home a week later.
The Marysville Police Division in Ohio shared onFacebookthat they are investigating the disappearance of Vendula (Wendy) Rose, who was last seen on Sept. 24 after she “embarked on a camping trip to Alabama.
Mar. 15, 2025
Lola Karabaev.Photo:GoFundMe
GoFundMe
Lola Karabaeva, 61, was last seen on Saturday, Oct. 12, at her Philadelphia residence, thePhiladelphia Police Departmentsaid on Monday in a missing persons report.
On Wednesday, police found her body in her home and arrested her husband, Vladimir Lushevskiy, 65, on a charge of abuse of a corpse, Philadelphia police said in a separate statement to PEOPLE.
The investigation began over the weekend when police were notified about a missing person early in the morning on Sunday, per the statement.
Mar. 15, 2025
Since it was the middle of summer, the Washington State local thought he might have just come back from football practice. “I was in marching band,” Pimentel, a mother of two, tells PEOPLE. “I get it. My stoop is your stoop. It’s free stoops.”
However, as the 31-year-old continued to see the boy, she grew increasingly concerned. One day, while walking with her kids to a local establishment, she made eye contact with him.