Clint McLeod
TV6 Weekend Anchor
Iron Mountain, MI
Clint joined the TV6 team as the Iron Mountain-Kingsford Bureau reporter in July 2021. He was then promoted to Weekend Anchor in June 2023
Clint has a passion for sports, learning about history and ranch dressing. He enjoys outdoor activities such as canoeing, hiking and kayaking. Clint is a born and raised New Yorker, and looks forward to seeing everything the U.P. has to offer.
He attended college at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in Sports Media Analytics with a Minor in history in May 2021.
Clint has previously worked in Minor League Baseball as a video production specialist with the Hudson Valley Renegades, as well as a production assistant with the ACC Network at Virginia Tech.
Clint was named the 2021 MAB Reporter of the Year for his market, which he is extremely proud of. He looks forward to continuing to share the stories of Upper Michigan.
The store has a 40% “Going out of Business Sale” on all items.
First place will win $500 cash and gift cards to local shopping spots.
The sheriff encourages drivers to check their tires for air and tread and allow extra time when traveling to their destination.
Registered Dietician Dawn Lundin said one meal will not derail a person's health goals.
The fire chief said it was very difficult for firefighters to access and extinguish the fire.
On the label is former ski jumper and current Ishpeming Ski Club volunteer Tom Sodergren.
The free Thanksgiving lunch is Wednesday from noon to 1 p.m. ET at the Salvation Army on Baraga Avenue.
Since 1982, the TV6 Canathon has collected 4.7 million pounds of food for our community. The goal this year is to surpass the 5-million-pound milestone.
A teacher said the students were proud to bring in different items for those in need.
For the first time in program history, the Wildcats hosted an NCAA Tournament match, with players’ families there every step of the way.
The turkeys will help feed five families in need through the Women’s Center transitional housing program.
U.P. legislators, led by Jenn Hill (D-Marquette) and Dave Prestin (R-Cedar River), have introduced a new bill in the Michigan House that looks to make interstate commerce easier for loggers.
Two of the dispensaries are open again and the third will open on Tuesday morning.
The show will be on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Marquette Regional History Center.
The organizations received the money from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC).
The sheriff said attacks are not common at the jail.
Poll workers at the Gwinn Community Building said that by noon Tuesday, 167 people voted in person.
The Women’s Center in Marquette said the inclusion of extra privacy protections is a step in the right direction to support survivors.
District Manager Maddie O’Donnell said that each year in the U.S., 1 billion pounds of pumpkins find their way to landfills across the country.
330 high school students from 15 districts learned skills and career options in cybersecurity.
Foreman Matthew Willette said the number of available trees is about the same as last year.
The department wants visitors to know they are more than just firefighters.
While the weather outside may be frightful, schools in the U.P. were still in the spooky spirit for Halloween.
Owner Jeff Erickson says this is a crushing obstacle, but one he will overcome.
Across Michigan, 104 volunteers serve 45 military families. In the U.P. organizers said there are only five volunteers.
Loud Acre Farm in Iron County had its last day for the season on Sunday.
Negaunee was featured on the Today Show’s “Friday Morning Lights” segment.
Ishpeming City Manager Craig Cugini said about 30,000 feet of water pipe will be replaced with this funding.
Until Nov. 15, an adult season pass will cost $386.
The current five-day rate for the preschool room is $200 and it is $225 per week for the infant and toddler rooms.
Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist said since taking office with Governor Whitmer five years ago, their administration has invested more than $1.5 billion to strengthen public safety infrastructure.
Michael Bertrand, 38, of Menominee, was sentenced to 8 years to 40 years in prison as a Habitual Fourth Offender.
Sheriff Randy Miller said excessive speed and failure to negotiate the corner appear to have been factors in the crash
The district announced on its Facebook page that the student was found safe earlier Saturday.
Students met with forestry and surveying professionals in the Dorthy Fox Forest in Spread Eagle Wisconsin.
U.P. health officials said one of the most common ways children are exposed to lead is through lead paint and dust in old homes.
The city will have to cut into its $8 million reserve fund to cover the deficit.
Established in 1971, the Marquette Food Co-op is consumer-owned.
The DNR said one main reason for the decrease is because of the heavy and late snowfall last winter.
John Aversano Jr. was accused of firing a round at a bartender at Mister Mom’s in Norway on Nov. 19, 2022
The store is fundraising for the Upper Peninsula Animal Welfare Shelter (UPAWS), Great Lakes Recovery Center (GLRC), the Marquette Women’s Center, and Partridge Creek Farm.
Native and non-native students were able to experience the ceremony.
The next Gogebic County Board meeting is Wednesday, October 25 at 5 p.m. CT.
This Saturday, there is a public art tour at Father Marquette Park at 1 p.m. ET. It is free to attend.
Marquette City Manager Karen Kovacs said construction on both projects won’t begin until next year.
Michael Deleon spent 12 years in prison, and since being released in 2007, he has dedicated his life to sharing his cautionary tale with students.
UPPCO has reported a large power outage in Ishpeming early Sunday evening.
The driver of the Honda CRV was cited for failure to stop in assured clear distance.
More than 20 musicians listened and played with Tim Kilphuis, a violinist from the Netherlands.
Wildlife Unlimited is halfway through the 10-year initiative to increase the natural Walleye population in the Menominee River.
