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For the past few weeks, Central New York and Upstate New York have been featured on the TV show 'Jeopardy.' It looks like they were focusing on us, once again.

Utica was recently in the spotlight after the Red Panda Exhibit was mentioned on Jeopardy. But just days before that, another New York favorite was mentioned on the game show.

After taking the online test for eight years in a row, former Watertown resident Jay O'Brien, a current physics instructor at Albany College of Pharmacy will be on Jeopardy tonight.

Contestants on game shows are usually known for one of two things: being really good at the game or being terrible at it. This woman, though, falls into neither category.

A woman proudly displayed her Rush fandom on tonight's (July 16) episode of 'Jeopardy!'

Sports rules. That was the final Jeopardy category that focused on Syracuse sports. Can you answer it?

Jeopardy! is supposed to be a place for the best and brightest to show off their knowledge, but it was anything but during Thursday's episode.

We've finally been given the glam metal equivalent of the rapping granny from 'The Wedding Singer,' courtesy of longtime 'Jeopardy!' host Alex Trebek.

Nobody does funnier song parodies than "Weird Al" Yankovic. The other day, while I was playing the song "Jeopardy" by the Greg Kihn Band on my afternoon show on 96.1 WODZ, I recalled Weird Al's song parody, "I Lost On Jeopardy".

Answer: This 'Jeopardy!' contestant has used game theory to rack up four straight wins with a style that annoys some traditional viewers.