Gerry joined KTBS 3 News in the spring of 2001, and co-anchors the 5, 6 and 10 p.m. news. A veteran of television news since 1985, he graduated on the Dean's Honor Roll at the University of Texas at Arlington.

Big stories Gerry has covered include the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans, the Northridge earthquake in California in 1994, and a military transport plane disaster in 1995, where Gerry’s live reporting earned an Idaho Press Club Award. The Oklahoma Associated Press honored Gerry for his report on the farm crisis in 1986.

The thrill seeker in Gerry has put him in the cockpits of the Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy Blue Angels, showing viewers what it’s like to soar through daring, high performance aerobatics. Gerry's anchoring and announcing skills have also been put to use in the local movie industry. He's landed roles in "Beyond A Reasonable Doubt," "The Longshots," "Super," and "Drive Angry."

Gerry’s career began in Sherman, Texas, which is near his hometown of Ardmore, Oklahoma. When he’s not on TV, Gerry is frequently seen on local golf courses reaching into his pocket for a new ball.

If you have a story idea for Gerry, contact him at gmay@ktbs.com.

Check out Gerry's blog at www.gerrymay.com.