Don’t cross “Jeopardy” host Ken Jennings, or any Seattleite, on the proper way to say Pike Place Market. During an episode of ...

Host of “Jeopardy!” and Washington native Ken Jennings set the record straight this week: there is no ‘s’ in Pike Place.

Edmonds-born "Jeopardy!" host Ken Jennings corrected a contestant's answer quickly, saying "we are sticklers in Seattle." ...

After decades of debate, local leaders hope revitalized public spaces and a restriction on non-essential vehicles will make ...

A new pilot program will restrict vehicle traffic from entering the Pike Place Market for the next 17 weeks as crews work on a number of different construction projects in the area. Donald Trump ...

These establishments in Pike County were inspected between April ... Green Valley Farms Market & Creamery: 588 Route 6/209, Milford Inspected April 15. Jurisdiction: Pennsylvania Department ...

These establishments in Pike County were inspected between April 14 and 20 ... no time/temperature control for safety foods in the case). Green Valley Farms Market & Creamery: 588 Route 6/209, Milford ...

And it saddens me more than anything I can tell you, because I love getting to be the leader and mayor of Pepper Pike.” He said if the proposed charter changes had been in place years ago ...

That leaves you having to crawl through a street that doesn’t seem designed for through traffic, nudging your way past crowds of market-goers and photo-takers who glare at you and don’t seem to ...

He won only by correctly answering the Final Jeopardy question after being $2,000 behind the first-place contender with $13,600. He wagered all but $1 in Final Jeopardy, and since he was the only one ...

Jeopardy! ended in disaster for one contestant as they weren’t allowed to compete in Final Jeopardy. The other contestant had a bit of a controversy with how she answered her questions.