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.
Drivers register their vehicles online, pay and have access to other options as well, including auto-renewal.
It’s a social media campaign aimed at sharing stories, recipes, and information about buying local food.
Marquette police remind drivers about school bus safety during national school bus safety week
New Attitudes Dance Studio will hold a drive-thru Halloween dance
They'll be handed out Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until 2:00 p.m.
Ishpeming is the latest community in Marquette County rolling out the single-stream recycling program
A Gwinn student writes an 'outrageous request' paper and Wahl Clippers sends $5,000 worth of product in response
Negaunee Township is starting a new recycling cart system that will be free to residents
White Bear Maple Products held their grand opening in Ishpeming Thursday
The Women's Center held an open house for its new location at K.I. Sawyer Thursday
The Vista Theater in Negaunee is raising funds and prepping for a winter without a roof
October is pedestrian safety month, Marquette County Sheriff's Department shared some tips for pedestrians and motorists
Perform for Life hosting six week training program to take you from the couch to 5K
After a public hearing the city of Marquette agreed to a brownfield redevelopment plan for the Customs House building and surrounding property
The city of Marquette designated trick-or-treating hours as 4:00-7:00 p.m. on Halloween.
The Women's Center in Marquette has set up a display at Harlow Park for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Phase two of the Lakeshore Boulevard project is set to begin in Marquette next spring.
Sayklly's in Marquette Township selling breast cancer awareness chocolates in partnership with the Superior Health Foundation
The Northland Pub is open for lunch and dinner service.
Ishpeming middle schoolers sell farm fresh produce at farm stand, part of a hands-on class.
With $18 million in federal coronavirus relief money, the plans would bring new projects to Sawyer International Airport and the surrounding area.
NMU continues covid-19 precautions following state Supreme Court ruling against Governor Whitmer.
The Greater Ishpeming Negaunee Chamber of Commerce will hold their annual gala and fundraiser virtually this year
Nagelkirk Gardens hosted their first Harvest Daze & Nights event Thursday, a sale for the garden center and a chance to show off the event venue
The Lake Superior Community Partnership joined another group in asking Governor Whitmer about expanding seating capacity for restaurants in Upper Michigan
Marquette BLP customers will see a rate reduction of 3.7 percent on average effective October 1.
The MRHC is hosting an archaeology bingo scavenger hunt through October
NMU students gathered to honor the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg Wednesday night
UPAWS is teaming up with the Bissell Pet Foundation for an empty the shelter event this weekend
Single-stream recycling is ready to roll out in Marquette October 1, City Commissioners were updated on the new program during a regular meeting Monday.
NMU construction management students participated in a virtual career fair Thursday.
Michigan Trails Week continues with new Trails Challenge.
The LIVE Campaign is kicking off a new art contest for high school students across the U.P.
Great Michigan Read brings Author and Dr. who shed light on the Flint water crisis online to UP
The deadline for the US 2020 census is fast approaching, Marquette and Chippewa Counties still have thousands of residents not counted
Volunteers from the HBA clean up litter along M-28, their efforts go back 30 years.
The Great Michigan Read brings author of 'What the Eyes Don't See' online through the PWPL
The NPS Board was updated Monday night on how the school year is going so far as students and staff adapt to new safety protocols amid the covid-19 pandemic
The Three Sons of Ishpeming Memorial is nearly complete, all that remains is lettering and plaques.
Stuga North Veterinary Care construction nearly complete, set to open mid to late October
The drawing will be held Friday evening.
The DNR updated citizens on CWD deer testing check stations ahead of hunting season
Room at the Inn homeless moved out of an emergency shelter at Lakeview Arena as work on a permanent shelter nears completion
The CTE Committee of Marquette County met and shared an update on the state of CTE amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Marquette Area Public Schools reports positive covid-19 test at Superior Hills Elementary
The new parking lot at Sugarloaf Mountain Natural Area is complete, crews are finishing up the project by repairing the old parking lot
A medical device manufacturing facility will be built near the intersection of McClellan Ave. and Division St.
The annual Strut Your Mutt fundraiser for UPAWS will be held virtually this year.
The NHS class of '69 is challenging other classes to help raise money for the Vista Theater for repairs for a collapsed roof.