Kelly Dudzik is an Emmy Award-winning journalist and anchors Midday on WGRZ. She also reports for Most Buffalo, First at Five, and Channel 2 News at 6.
Kelly joined WGRZ in 2013 from KLRT in Little Rock, Arkansas where she anchored the weekend evening newscasts. While in Arkansas, Kelly reported extensively on the on-going desegregation case involving Pulaski County schools. She also covered devastating tornadoes and ice storms.
Kelly began her on-air career in Big Sky Country at KFBB in Great Falls, Montana as an anchor and executive producer. The KFBB staff was much smaller than Channel 2's, and most nights, Kelly was the only person in the newsroom besides the sports director. Time management and multitasking skills were a must!
Kelly spent the first few years of her career behind-the-scenes as a producer at WBRE in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania and WXIX FOX19 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Kelly is a Cum Laude graduate of the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University with dual degrees in Broadcast Journalism and Political Science. While in college, Kelly served as the news director of the student-run television station, UUTV (now CitrusTV).
