Metro Detroit native Jamie Ding, a 21-time "Jeopardy!" champion, will face off against two fellow Michiganders on the game show Monday, April 13. Ding, a 2009 Grosse Pointe High School North graduate ...

Metro Detroit native Jamie Ding is now a 17-time "Jeopardy!" champion — and will be back Tuesday, April 7, to seek his 18th straight win. Ding won his 17th consecutive "Jeopardy!" game on Monday, ...

A "Jeopardy!" contestant is having a historic run. Contestant Jamie Ding captured his 19th consecutive win on April 8, bringing his total winnings to $539,573 and cementing him on the game show's ...

Who is a big winner? "Jeopardy!" contestant Jamie Ding is on a hot streak, earning more than $500,000 over 18 days, in a feat that's now catapulted him to the No. 10 spot for most consecutive wins, ...

Two dozen victories weren't enough for "Jeopardy!" contestant Jamie Ding, who further cemented himself in the show's history with his 25th straight win on Thursday, April 16. Ding, a Lawrenceville, ...

Throughout Jeopardy!’s decades-long run, the beloved game show has had a lot of memorable moments. There have also been a lot of memorable contestants, including current host Ken Jennings. He is one ...

The self-described “faceless bureaucrat” of New Jersey, who is currently on a record-setting “Jeopardy!” winning streak, went viral for trash talking New York over a lack of housing. Jamie Ding of ...

Sixty years into the hit game show’s legacy, “Jeopardy!” has tapped a new group of contestants: creators. The first-of-its-kind collaboration between the trivia show and YouTube sees a group of ...

It’s official! Jamie Ding is now a top-five consecutive "Jeopardy!" winner, after winning for a 23rd time on Tuesday night’s episode, according to a chart shared on Facebook by the long-running TV ...

Ken Jennings is finally putting a decades-old conspiracy theory to rest. More than 20 years after his legendary 74-game winning streak on Jeopardy, the 50-year-old addressed rumors that he ...

On Friday's show, Jamie Ding's opponents were: Tini Howard, a comic book writer from Van Nuys, California, and Taotao Zhang, a statistician from South River. Jamie Ding had to get past a fellow New ...