Jerry Tudor
Chief Videographer, WLUC TV6
Marquette
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Originally from Massachusetts, Jerry grew up near the Port Huron area and moved to the U.P. in 2001.
A proud NMU graduate, Jerry studied media production and new technology . He also dabbled in theatre.
Joining the TV6 team just in time to ring in the new year of 2012, Jerry is thrilled to be a part of the dynamic team at TV6 as a photojournalist/live truck operator. Away from his professional life Jerry spends the majority of his time with his wife and three children.
When time allows Jerry enjoys movies, video games and music.
The TV6 Spring Craft Show returns this weekend to the U.P. State Fairgrounds in Escanaba
Nagelkirk's first shipment of the year is in and they expect another busy year for gardeners and landscapers
High steel prices could cause a delay for the Houghton Pier Project
Construction is set to begin soon on US-41 in Houghton, MDOT advises caution and patience during the work
N.I.C.E. Community Schools raising funds this summer for new weight room equipment
The St. Vincent de Paul locations in Marquette and Gwinn want to make sure the public knows they have plenty of food.
Marquette City Commission approves contract for redesign of Kids Cove Playground to be all-inclusive
The Marquette City Commission approved a contract to redesign Kids Cove Playground at Mattson Lower Harbor Park to make it all-inclusive
Superior Wood Design is holding a raffle for a one-of-a-kind table with some proceeds benefiting UPAWS
The Peter White Public Library has launched a new podcast called 'Library Nerds With Words'
The Marquette Arts and Culture Center has funding for artists who participate in this years Art Week
Superior Extrusion takes the next step in their expansion project as the Marquette County Board grants them first rights to land near their facility
Vango's takes the victory for best menu item with their waffle fries in the Marquette Count Madness Tournament by MarquetteNow
24-year-old Marquette resident Jacob Thompson has been identified as the man who suffered burns in the fire.
Lakeshore Bike in Marquette has openings in its Grow With Us Kids Club program
Dunham's Sports announcing the return to the Marquette area, this time at the former Younkers store at the Westwood Mall
MARESA hosted a drive-thru COVID-19 testing clinic Monday in Marquette as families return from spring break and Easter travel
Marquette Diocese honored Good Friday, part of Holy Week, with a service at St. Peter Cathedral
The NMU NASA is holding their annual Powwow virtually this year
The sale runs from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturday.
Shannon's Home Cooking in Gwinn providing Easter meals to those in need
Studio South, a communal photo and content creation studio now open in downtown Marquette
Diaper Marquette County is holding a diaper drive in April with drop off sites for donations in Marquette, Gwinn, Ishpeming and Negaunee
The Marquette County Health Department Board agreed to return to in-person meetings starting in April
The Marquette Senior Center and Arts and Culture Center have teamed up for a new writing project called 'Letters From Home'
The GINCC is hosting a new event, the Muddy Trail Scavenger Hunt at Al Quaal Recreation Area April 10 rain, shine or snow
Cognition Brewery in Ishpeming is working to expand to a new location, the former Valle's Market in Marquette, this summer
Marquette city officials held an informational meeting for groups looking to hold events in the city this spring and summer
Diver Don's Scuba is teaming up with Lawry's Pasty shop in Marquette for a fundraiser for volunteers to remove debris from Lower Harbor this summer
The Knights of Columbus will be at Econo Foods and Super One in Marquette raising funds for the Special Olympics and Bay Cliff Health Camp
Tour Da Yoop, Eh coming in August, a bucket-list bike tour of Upper Michigan
The Marquette BLP Wright Street offices expansion continues on time, on budget
The Chocolay Township Lions Club announced they've canceled the annual Easter Egg Hunt at Silver Creek Church
Marquette Mountain announces seasonal closing effective Sunday March 21
Students at Birchview Elementary were rewarded for their penny wars with a dodgeball game against the school Principal and P.E. Teacher Friday
The Upper Peninsula Diabetes Outreach Network is spreading awareness about Diabetes Alert Day March 23
Start the Cycle kicked off its E-bike raffle Thursday, the event is a fundraiser for the group
Marquette County Madness pits the best menu items from local businesses in a friendly bracket style competition.
It will be limited to 25 people during each two-hour time slot to assure safe social distancing.
The Downtown Marquette Farmers Market 2021 season has been announced with in-person outdoor shopping starting in late May
Marquette County Board approves a monthly surcharge for phones that can access 911 services
This year's Polar Roll wrapped up Monday after seeing strong participation despite the pandemic
Law enforcement warns public of meth dump sites as snow melts
The list of coffee shops all around the Big Lake, compiled by the Lake Superior Circle Tour Adventure Guide, offers a wide variety of blends and tastes.
The Marquette Regional History Center hosted a sold-out online presentation on the fate of the USCGC Mesquite Wednesday
MedNext provided free COVID-19 testing at Lost Creek Apartments in Marquette Wednesday
MARESA is making about 800 kindergarten readiness bags for students and families in Marquette and Alger County
The Executive Director for Brookridge Heights was presented with the ESGR Patriot Award Friday
Taco Bell is coming to Ishpeming, construction is set to begin this summer
Madgoodies Studios in Marquette is hosting a pop-up art and flowers sale Saturday