Tristen Kendrick is a Weekend Anchor at WNEM TV 5. He covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, and world affairs, with a particular focus on water conservation and management. Tristen's work has been featured in WNEM TV 5, TV6 & FOX UP.
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Marquette, United States (Local)
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Tristen Kendrick's articles predominantly focus on local events and community-related topics, particularly winter activities, family & relationships, sports, entertainment news, and business news. Given the emphasis on event coverage and seasonal themes such as winter activities in Michigan's Marquette region, Tristen may be interested in pitches related to upcoming local events or initiatives that foster community engagement during the winter season.
For outreach efforts targeting Tristen Kendrick, consider offering stories about unique local businesses or nonprofit organizations making a positive impact within the Marquette area. Additionally, story ideas centered around outdoor recreational opportunities specific to this geographic location could align well with his coverage tendencies.
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By: Tristen Kendrick
Michael Hernandez says he is ‘intentional and transparent' about addressing district challenges
Published Aug. 18, 2026 at 12:25 AM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago
By: Tristen Kendrick
Published Aug. 19, 2026 at 3:13 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
Green Bay nonprofit adds classrooms, gym and therapy spaces
Blaser’s Acres says timely rain and early planting helped its 50-acre crop survive drought conditions.
New leader lays out goals for attendance, achievement gaps and representation
By: Tristen Kendrick
Principal says school is prioritizing literacy and joy this year
The city says the owner has not delivered on promises repairs to the Dousman St. building as it sits empty.
Students say they raised close to $2,500 for the effort
Marina manager says fuel sales holding steady, some customers upgrading to bigger boats
