Kendall Bunch
TV6 Evening Anchor/MMJ
Kendall joined TV6 in June of 2020 as the Weekend Anchor/MMJ.
Kendall started her higher education with a full scholarship to Southern University and A&M College as a student-athlete. There she won three women’s tennis championships and graduated with a B.A. in Public Relations. Her passion truly lies with journalism, though. So, Kendall decided to continue her education and graduated with her Master’s degree in Journalism from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA.
Kendall’s journey to TV6 was no where close to a straight line. In order to transition from PR to Journalism she attended New York Film Academy’s Broadcast Journalism program, interned as a sports reporter for Owlscoop.com and reported for Philadelphia Neighborhoods while studying at Temple U.
When she isn’t all about business, Kendall likes to hang out with friends and family, go to a nice restaurant (preferably seafood), or watch a movie.
Kendall is extremely excited to begin her career at TV6 and can’t wait to get to know the UP community.
MSP encourages gun owners to keep the gun unloaded if it is not being used and to try to take gun safety classes in their area.
Alyson Allard adopted Gage, a 15-year-old Sheltie, just three weeks ago from UPAWS in Marquette County.
New chief Ryan Grim was appointed in a 7-0 vote by the Marquette City Commission Monday night.
Governor Whitmer is expected to sign the Building Michigan Together Plan into law this week.
The state was awarded $242.8 million to fund families who have fallen behind on homeownership-related expenses.
Gov. Whitmer said she is very proud of the selection for the new rural development leader, Sarah Lucas, and building Michigan’s economy starts with building rural communities.
Red dresses were installed throughout the Whitman Woods to commemorate each woman who has been taken from their family unjustly.
Most of the services provided by Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly require driving.
Cindi Carlson and Shantina Hatfield are competing in the DIY Hero contest.
Four seniors signed their letter of intent to Bay College and 17 signed to Northern Michigan University.
This community task force will clearly define the problem at hand for the limited phone service in the Keweenaw and find a viable solution to the problem.
The annual event is known for its snow statues, but there are many more aspects to the celebration that have come and gone over the last century.
The goal is to make products less appealing to minors.
A 26-year-old Munising woman was driving northbound on U.S. 41, crossed the centerline, and hit a southbound vehicle.
Brian and Patti Lingle had been fostering Jaxson since he was a baby. They have four biological kids of their own but couldn’t resist adding one more to the family. They adopted Jaxon in October 2021.
The district resumes in-person learning Tuesday, but with enhanced COVID-19 protocols
The driver was taken to Portage Health System by Mercy Ambulance.
Various testing sites are available throughout the district.
Distance learning will start Tuesday, January 11 and continue until next Monday, January 17.
According to an email from the university, the rise of COVID infections in Marquette and the surrounding counties is the reason behind the delay.
Chris and Jennifer Dupuis welcomed their baby boy into the world on January 1, 2022, at 12:22 a.m.
BillerudKorsnäs AB will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Verso for a purchase price of $27 per share or approximately $825 million.
The display will be projected on the south side of the Lower Harbor Ore Dock on the shores of Lake Superior in Downtown Marquette.
The woman's car entered the path of a northbound semi-truck pulling a dump trailer loaded with scrap metal while she tried to cross the road.
Law officials were able to catch and return the suspect to the facility in less than an hour.
The Houghton County Sherriff’s Office is working closely with all the schools in the district, their superintendents and local law enforcement on this matter.
The ‘Light Up the Park’ event hosted by the Rapid River Business Association has been rescheduled due to weather.
According to MSP, the roads are covered with snow in many areas and have yet to be plowed.
The decision was made because of extensive water damage at the facility and the unexpected passing of its executive director, Pat Bray.
A family returned to their single-family home to find smoke billowing out of the front door.
When one of the prisoners was let out to take a shower, he began to attack one of the officers in the head with a weapon.
Melvin and his daughter Meredith appeared on NBC's 'The Wall' and ended up winning $200,000.
Check for updates on the Mackinac Bridge before traveling in that direction.
The NMU chapter of the American Association of University Professors voted 197 for and 30 against the contract.
Twenty percent of all gear sales will be donated to the racing team to help fund its scholarship program and races for local youth.
Nagelkirk’s Event Manager says fall and winter weddings are becoming more popular.
A 9-year-old boy with Downs Syndrome walked away from his father while walking through the woods Sunday afternoon.
The republican leader represented Michigan’s 1st District until 2016 after serving three terms.
Two Delta County businesses explain how they hope to survive in a community they've been a part of for more than a decade.
Investigators say it appears the woman was driving eastbound in the fog when she missed a curve.
These closures will result in brief delays for vehicle, pedestrian, and bicycle traffic.
Among the 215 firefighters honored was 23-year-old Ben Lauren, who lost his life fighting a duplex fire in K.I. Sawyer in 2020.
The faculty will need to ratify the agreement, with final approval coming from the NMU Board of Trustees.
The district will close the schools starting September 30 to October 8.
According to the Houghton County Sheriff’s Office, the crash happened on M203 near North Cloverland Road at around 3 p.m. Sunday.
The Friends of the Ishpeming Carnegie Public Library will sponsor a sale of used books from September 30 to October 2.
Anyone who visited Wakefield Public Library between September 11 and September 13 may have been exposed to the virus.
Two kayakers have now been identified after both of their bodies were recovered Friday afternoon on the Lake Superior coast.
