champion Laura Faddah (right) with "Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings. Despite the loss, Faddah will still return in 2026 for the Tournament of Champions, which takes five wins to qualify for.

Native Memphian Laura Faddah has the longest win streak on Season 41 of "Jeopardy!" at seven wins — and maybe more to come.

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

Reigning Jeopardy! champion Laura Faddah etched her name in the history books on Friday (December 27) by becoming the first contestant ever to win at least seven games with less than $100,000 total.

Scott Riccardi's "Jeopardy!" winning streak has reached 14 games, moving the NJ native closer to a place among the quiz ...

By the first commercial break, he led with $7,200. Faddah only had $1,000, and Blanks was in third with $600. Both women only answered one question each, and both got them correct.

Viewers hoping to catch three-day champion Laura Faddah's attempt at a fourth win after a runaway victory in Monday's episode may be in luck on Christmas Eve, although sports will spoil the ...

Invitational Tournament on Thursday, March 6, ending the reign of tournaments. Now, seven-day streak winner Laura Faddah, from Memphis, Tennessee, has returned to try and beat her record.