Jerry Tudor
TV6 Senior Reporter
Marquette
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 senior reporter. Jerry shoots short news stories, packages, live shots, and video highlights for sports.
Away from his professional life, Jerry loves attending hockey games and experiencing the local food fare.
A Marquette County hunter harvested a 14-point buck as the 2023 firearm deer season winds down.
The Michigan DNR is asking hunters and hikers to report if they spot a bear den when out in the woods.
During Tuesday's board meeting, the Marquette BLP responded to new clean energy legislation aimed at 100 percent clean energy by 2040.
Marquette Area Public School Board President Kristen Cambensy says board members are getting ready to pare down a list of nearly 2,000 new nickname suggestions as they prepare for rebranding.
The 906 Adventure Team is looking to raise $100,000 for Giving Tuesday after anonymous donors contributed $50,000
MediaBrew Communications is seeking donations of personal care items for veterans at the D.J. Jacobetti Home for Veterans.
The board will submit a construct pre-qualifying application to the Michigan Department of Treasury.
Nelson has been an attorney for more than 11 years and has been serving as the Assistant Prosecutor under Matt Wiese.
TV6 is highlighting some of the school employees at K.I. Sawyer elementary ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday
After 46 years in business in Marquette, Fred's Rubber Stamp Shop is getting ready to close as the owners prepare to retire.
Ishpeming's annual Ladies' Night Out kicked off the Christmas holiday shopping season with more than a dozen businesses participating.
Shipping experts say get your Christmas shipping done early as deadlines approach.
Sally Davis was unanimously selected as Marquette's new Mayor, Jessica Hanley was named Mayor Pro-Tem during Monday night's organizational meeting.
Taproot Community Farm is working to build a community garden and composting site on 30 acres of land in Iron River
Olympic gold medalist Nick Baumgartner showed his support during a fundraiser for Nick Schetter, a Special Olympics swimmer in Powers Friday night
Eagle Mine updated the community on efforts to extend the life of the mine during a public forum Wednesday in Michigamme.
The 906 Adventure Team is looking for Area Leaders as they expand into Dickinson County
Northern Michigan University is working to maintain transparency with new public forums.
The Marquette City Commission approved new waterfront safety towers and accepted a $1 million donation to name the future bandshell at Presque Isle Park after Peg Hirvonen Monday night.
Dickinson County students spent this week raising money and awareness for Gift of Life and encouraged students to become organ donors
Gogebic County Board Members react after upset residents spoke during public comment after the board canceled the 2024 Gogebic County Fair
The Gogebic County Board canceled the 2024 Gogebic County Fair after a fire damaged several structures in September.
NICE Community Schools is hosting its annual Zombie Ridge Haunted Trail Fundraiser on Friday and Saturday.
The MSHS Symphony Strings joined the NMU Orchestra Tuesday night for 'You Will Be Found,' a concert inside the Reynolds Recital Hall.
Marquette City Police are warning of a new check fraud scam impacting businesses and individuals.
The Michigan State Police are offering a lateral entry recruit academy in Lansing next May. It's for officers from other departments looking to join the MSP.
Arch Rock on Mackinac Island is getting a new nature center named after former Michigan Governor William Milliken.
The festival includes screenings of more than 80 films over four days.
Costumes are encouraged. The YMCA’s Youth and Wellness Director says it’s a great experience for the kids.
Green Bay Packers players joined volunteers to help build a new playground at Blesch Intermediate School in Menominee on Tuesday.
The selection could be made during Tuesday's regular meeting.
The Marquette Area Public School Board is preparing to accept mascot suggestions online and via standard mail.
Oktoberforest is a partnership with Michigan brewers highlighting the importance of the forests and fresh water used in the brewing process
The grand prize for the tournament is a date night package. Other prizes will be available as well.
The imaging center is the only nationally recognized breast imaging center of excellence in the Upper Peninsula.
The Marquette Fall Enduro returns to Marquette Mountain Friday and Saturday.
The Marquette County Board appointed Joe Derocha to Board Chair and started the process to fill the vacancy left by former Chair Gerry Corkin during a regular meeting Tuesday.
Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart presented at NMU Monday night and signed copies of her newest book 'Where There's Hope'
Ishpeming is seeking public comment for a $20 million competitive drinking water grant.
The Marquette County Health Department reports elevated levels of the COVID-19 virus have been detected in wastewater samples.
The Community Foundation of Marquette County awarded more than $102,000 from the Blewett Legacy Fund.
Project Keep Kids Warm provides students in need with coats, hats, snow pants and gloves.
A new $15 million development in Marquette Township looks to address middle-income housing with plans to start construction next year.
The Powell Township Planning Commission considered a Big Bay resident’s petition to add a rocket launch site ban to township zoning rules.
The walk is a way to honor those who have died by suicide and gives family and community members a chance to connect with others.
The Superior Watershed Partnership is offering assistance for home energy costs through the Michigan Energy Assistance Program.
Little Parsley Farm in Chocolay Township has been awarded a $15,000 grant for a new solar system project.
The Michigan Safe Patient Care Act would limit the number of patients nurses can be assigned and prohibit mandatory nurse overtime.
Michigan Tech's annual Parade of Nations' is set for Saturday, the event includes a parade and multicultural fair
