Baltimore's Jonathan Hugendubler participated in the final episode of “Jeopardy!” as it closed its 41st season.

Jeopardy! superchampion Scott Riccardi's incredible 16-day streak has come to an end, but he's looking forward to returning to the Alex Trebek stage.

Jonathan Hugendubler, a Baltimore adjunct music professor, correctly identified the Final Jeopardy question to secure a ...

Jonathan Hugendubler is set to compete on Jeopardy! against superchamp Scott Riccardi on Friday, July 25, the last episode of the season. The two men will also compete against Charlotte Cooper as ...

Smash Bros player Scott ‘Biscotto’ Riccardi has earned more money than any Smasher has in tournaments thanks to his dominant ...

The rest of the round was a battle between Riccardi and Hugendubler, but Riccardi came out on top. By the end of the round, ...

The 16-time winner had his streak stopped in Final Jeopardy on July 25 by Jonathan Hugendubler from Baltimore, Maryland.

Riccardi has qualified for the Season 41 Tournament of Champions, which will follow the season’s end in December. To qualify, ...

The longtime entertainment news program E! News has been canceled after 34 years on the air, marking the second time the program has been dropped in the past five years.

Jeopardy! is one of the longest-running game shows ever, with more than 9,000 episodes. It has won a lot of awards, such as 45 Emmys and a Peabody Award. The show has always had a lot of fans and good ...

The Baltimore resident said he has been a “Jeopardy” fan since he started regularly watching the show around 2014.

Jonathan Hugendubler will sit at The Brass Tap in Baltimore Friday — where he hosts weekly trivia nights — to watch himself ...