Super "Jeopardy!" champ Harrison Whitaker has racked up more than a dozen victories after trouncing four opponents Wednesday and Thursday on the popular quiz show. His 14th win could happen Friday, ...

An attorney from West Orange, who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, will return to "Jeopardy!" for the Champions ...

A Paramus man and teacher at Dumont High School walked away with his first "Jeopardy!" win on Monday night in the Second ...

Indiana's own super "Jeopardy!" champ Harrison Whitaker secured his 14th consecutive victory on Friday, Nov. 28. Whitaker, a Terre Haute native, has accumulated hundreds of thousands of dollars from ...

On Friday, Nov. 21, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! will be on MeTV while the Detroit Tree Lighting airs on WDIV (WDIV) DETROIT – On Friday, Nov. 21, Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy! will be on MeTV ...

What is…. does Jeopardy! air new episodes on Thanksgiving? Unlike most shows/game shows, Jeopardy! rarely seems to take time off. Jeopardy! airs new episodes most ...

Harrison Whitaker was between jobs this past summer and tired of filling out applications. In a break from the monotony, the 27-year old, who recently earned a doctorate from England’s University of ...

INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana native's run on "Jeopardy!" is over. Harrison Whitaker had won 14 straight games before a "Final Jeopardy!" clue tripped him up on the Monday, Dec. 1, 2025 episode. As had ...

A Lansing man and MSU faculty member who narrowly lost on "Jeopardy" in July will return to the longtime quiz show later this year for the 2025 Second Chance tournament. Alma native Pete Johnston, the ...

Joey DeSena, 43, was arrested Dec. 1 on the charges in Currituck County. He first competed on “Jeopardy” last November.

Though attorney Shannon Mastick said one of her strongest trivia subjects is pop culture, her law degree also came in handy. Marshall, Gerstein & Borun intellectual property attorney Shannon Mastick ...

The Game Awards return this December, but how were the nominees selected and who determines the games that actually win? And does the public have any say? All of these are questions you might be ...