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Doctor sees a trend in young St. Louis cancer patients living near nuclear waste sites
SUMMARY: A St. Louis doctor is investigating rising cancer rates among younger patients, particularly rare and aggressive tumors. One patient, Dre Bergeson, was diagnosed with chromophobe renal cell carcinoma at 37 after experiencing pain and heartburn. Despite surgery to remove a kidney and spleen, Dre passed away in April. Her husband, Darryl, reflects on her battle and wonders if early cancer detection tools could have helped. Dr. Gautum Agarwal, who treated Dre, is now focusing on precision medicine and multi-cancer early detection using genomics and AI. The trend of rare cancers near Coldwater Creek and Weldon Spring is prompting further investigation.
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St. Louis station 590 AM rebrands as KLIS; Tony Patrico joins new lineup
SUMMARY: St. Louis radio station 590 AM, formerly known as sports-focused KFNS and 590 The Fan, is rebranding as KLIS, “The Lou Information Station,” by June 1 under new ownership Big Toe Media LLC. The station will shift from primarily sports talk to local-oriented content covering business, leadership, entrepreneurship, finance, sports, wellness, tech, real estate, and more. KLIS will offer live and on-demand programming through its website, app, YouTube, and podcasts. The lineup includes local figures like Jim Hayes, Cam Janssen, and Tony Patrico, who returns after past controversies. The new platform, LouInfo.com, is set to launch by early June.
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Blair’s Social Second: Shoutout a person/group who has jumped in to help tornado victims
SUMMARY: In the aftermath of a devastating tornado that left a 23-mile path of destruction from Clayton to Illinois, communities are showing resilience. While power remains out and recovery continues, many individuals and organizations have stepped in to help. From cleaning up debris to providing water, the outpouring of support is evident. One woman, despite her own car being totaled by the storm, joined her neighbors to assist others. Blair’s Social Second segment celebrates these selfless acts, including a story of an older man with a chainsaw, helping clear the damage in his neighborhood.

Shoutout a person/group who has jumped in to help tornado victims
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American Red Cross opens shelters for tornado victims
SUMMARY: The American Red Cross has opened three shelters in St. Louis to support families devastated by Friday’s tornadoes, providing food, water, meals, and a place to recharge phones or stay overnight. The tornadoes caused widespread destruction, especially in the Central West End, leaving many homeless as cleanup efforts continue with heavy equipment. Volunteers and community organizations like the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis are offering humanitarian aid to those affected. FEMA and state officials are expected to arrive soon to assess funding eligibility for recovery assistance. Despite the overwhelming damage, the community is coming together to support those in need.

From broken windows to broken lives, you can see all of the rubble and debris left behind by Mother Nature in the affected neighborhoods.
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