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.
Online sports betting launches in Michigan, PointsBet operating on behalf of the Lac Vieux Desert Tribe near Watersmeet
Tax experts advise hiring a professional when filing this year to due to new changes and a complicated 2020 for many
The U.P. Children's Museum is inviting the community to share their dreams for 2021 with its new beginnings campaign
The pre-registration system isn’t available yet, but more details will be announced in the coming days.
The Landmark Inn offering passport for two dining experience later this month
MDOT is taking family friendly submission for names for their snowplows
The group will have its virtual winter summit February 19.
Rare Earth Goods and cafe in Ishpeming struggling after being denied second PPP loan
The exhibit looks at the history of activities like biking, skiing, ice climbing, kayaking and other ways residents enjoyed the outdoors.
The U.P. Home Builders Association will hold the first U.P Home and Garden Show at the Westwood Mall in April
Work is set to begin in spring on a new trailhead for the Iron Ore Heritage Trail in Negaunee Township
The U.P. Clean Energy Conference discussed the future of wind and solar energy in Upper Michigan
Family of the owner of the Venice Pub & Pizzeria in Ishpeming has set up an online fundraiser for the struggling restaurant
The Sisu Ski Fest continues virtually this year, it wraps up this weekend
Houghton City Council charges Planning Commission with looking at Parking Deck issue
The Children's Museum's latest Creativity Series kits are all about the hands, the theme is 'The Mitten'
A former U.P. resident who just turned 10 asked for 100 cards for her birthday, she ended up with more than 900
Home Renewal Systems Founders Landing plans to build two and three bedroom townhomes just north of the nearly-completed Fairfield Inn and Suites in Marquette.
During an online seminar, Michigan Tech Professor Jennifer Becker shared preliminary results of testing for COVID-19 in communities waste water
A new effort in Marquette to collect winter clothing for those in need is called Bundle UP MQT, it's being organized by Anna Dravland
The Noquemanon Ski Marathon for 2021 is going ahead with modifications and a virtual option due to the pandemic
The family of fallen firefighter Ben Lauren's family was presented a flag that flew over the State Capitol Building by the State Fire Marshal
The new line of coffee roasts in stores includes a Night Sky dark roast, 12-Point medium roast and a whole bean light roast called Highway US-2.
The public comment period runs from Jan. 4 through Feb. 5.
The annual Police and Fireman's Ball is cancelled for 2021 amid COVID-19 safety concerns
NMU has started testing students and staff for COVID-19 as winter semester approaches
Houghton City Council now looking at complex issue of aging parking deck after Veridea Group withdraws from proposed plan for redevelopment
Room at the Inn in Marquette is thanking all the local churches that have helped them over the years
The Marquette County Board approved a PFAS investigation for the former site of the Marquette County Airport in Negaunee Township
The NTN shared a photo of recent damage to a groomed trail to remind those outdoors of proper etiquette out on the trails
Family vidFamily Video had stores in Marquette, Ishpeming, Iron Mountain, Escanaba, Menominee, Houghton, Ironwood and Sault Ste. Marie.eo still had operating locations in Marquette and Menominee.
The U.P. Food Exchange reflects on adaptations during 2020 including the development of online markets
Aubree's Pizzeria in Marquette and others offering specials for New Year's holiday
Work is ongoing on an outdoor ice rink in downtown Ishpeming
RAMBA's Carroll's Dream campaign helps raise money for trail building and maintenance especially during winter months
Norlite Nursing Center in Marquette to administer Moderna vaccine to staff and residents January 11
Trail groomers get to work for fat-tire biking, snowmobiling and skiing now that enough snow has fallen after slow start to winter
The free community Christmas dinner had one of their biggest years ever delivering nearly 1,000 meals across Marquette County
Marquette's two Christmas tree drop-off sites are now open through January 11
Down Wind Sports is just one of the local retailers dealing with returns and exchanges as the Christmas shopping season wraps up
The 2021 Teal Lake Meltdown tickets are now available to purchase online
Bible Baptist Church in Ishpeming held an outdoor gathering for Christmas Eve this year
The YMCA is open after Christmas to provide a space to work off those pesky holiday pounds
Firefighters share tips to avoid increased risk of fire during holiday season
Stucko's Pub in Marquette is matching tips for its workers in the form of a donation to the U.P. Children's Museum, they hope to raise $6,000
Beacon House progress is on track for new facility as donations continue to come in, the new building is set to be finished by Christmas 2021
The U.P. Regional Blood Center has critical need for all blood types as normal blood drives canceled during pandemic
Super One Foods and other local grocery stores seeing steady customers buying for smaller gatherings this Christmas
A Marquette resident in need had a new furnace installed by crews from Swick Home Services
The solar farm project is still about two years away from being complete and operational.