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Renee McCullough
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Co-Anchor, KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR)
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Pennsylvania Licensed Social Worker
Adult Content, Gambling
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By Renee McCullough Verified| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified EUGENE, Ore. – KEZI 9 News Anchor Renee McCullough said she started having “the worst headaches of her life” when she was just a kid, but they got even worse before she suffered multiple strokes and a brain bleed on August 15, 2024. Doctors said it was the result of a disease called Moyamoya, a rare, chronic and progressive condition of the arteries in the brain that leads to narrowing and blockage of blood vessels. Moyamoya only affects about one in 1 million people in the United States.
By Renee McCullough Verified| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified LANE COUNTY, Ore. -- Work is well underway on homeless shelters that are being built by students in Lane County, but they need more materials and they’re hoping the community can help. Back in August, administrators from 15 Lane County schools took part in training to build single-room shelters for those living at the EveryOne Village and Square One Village as part of the “Constructing a Brighter Future” project. Since September, students have been hard at work building the structures.
By Renee McCullough Verified| KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR) Verified EUGENE, Ore. – KEZI 9 News Anchor Renee McCullough said she started having “the worst headaches of her life” when she was just a kid, but they got even worse before she suffered multiple strokes and a brain bleed on August 15, 2024. Doctors said it was the result of a disease called Moyamoya, a rare, chronic and progressive condition of the arteries in the brain that leads to narrowing and blockage of blood vessels. Moyamoya only affects about one in 1 million people in the United States.
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KEZI-TV (Eugene, OR)
Eugene, Oregon, United States
'+1 541-485-5611