JAMIE EDMONDS

I’m really excited to be working with Local 4 News for this weekend’s coverage of the Chevrolet Detroit Grand Prix presented by Lear.

The Detroit Boat Club was established in 1839 and is the oldest boat club in America. Right now, high schoolers are making waves on the national and international levels.

I met with George Blaha recently to interview him about the medical ordeal he’s been through. Instead, he began our conversation asking all about me.

Jamie Edmonds is live from Detroit Tigers spring training in Lakeland, Florida.

Snowboard Cross Olympian and Pinckney’s own Jake Vedder placed sixth in the Olympic Games. Now he is back, hoping to inspire the next generation.

The Michigan Wolverines are facing the Georgia Bulldogs in a College Football Playoff semifinal game on New Year's Eve.

Michigan will take the field against Georgia on Friday night in the College Football Playoff semifinal game in the Orange Bowl.

Michigan heads into its first Big Ten championship game with a national playoff berth on the line when the Wolverines face Iowa -- a matchup that seemed improbable just a week ago.

Alma Tatem is a senior at West Bloomfield High School who is known for her power on the softball field. Off the field, she’s known for her spirit of giving back.

The Detroit Pistons hosted a media day last week, sharing their thoughts and expectations ahead of the upcoming season.

WDIV-Local 4, in keeping with the station’s initiative of “Celebrating Black History” throughout February, aired a primetime special called “History 4 All” on Wednesday, Feb. 24. You can watch the full special in the video above. From what should be taught in our schools’ history classes to why we still need Black History Month, Local 4′s anchors and reporters highlight topics impacting on our local communities and beyond. “Our hope is that these in-depth stories will spark conversations about how we all benefit from a diverse community like we have here in Metro Detroit,” said Vice President and General Manager Marla Drutz. This hour-long special was hosted by Devin Scillian and Kimberly Gill, and featured stories from them, as well as Rhonda Walker, Evrod Cassimy, Paula Tutman, Steve Garagiola, Larry Spruill, Victor Williams and Jamie Edmonds.

WDIV-Local 4, in keeping with the station’s initiative of “Celebrating Black History” throughout February, will air a primetime special called “History 4 All” on Wednesday, February 24 at 8 p.m.Watch it on Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit -- it will stream here:From what should be taught in our schools’ history classes to why we still need Black History Month, Local 4′s anchors and reporters highlight topics impacting on our local communities and beyond. “Our hope is that these in-depth stories will spark conversations about how we all benefit from a diverse community like we have here in Metro Detroit,” said Vice President and General Manager Marla Drutz. This hour-long special is hosted by Devin Scillian and Kimberly Gill, and features stories from them, as well as Rhonda Walker, Evrod Cassimy, Paula Tutman, Steve Garagiola, Larry Spruill, Victor Williams and Jamie Edmonds. Stories include:AdChanges in the corporate world in response to 2020′s civil unrestLesser known Underground Railroad sites in Metro DetroitDiversity in the front office of sport teams and why the Lions and Pistons are leading the wayMotown’s programs for young musicians and singersWDIV’s “History 4 All” special airs Wednesday, February 24 at 8 p.m. on Local 4.

Big Ten football is back with both the Spartans and Wolverines taking the field. Big Ten football officially kicked off tonight with Illinois and Wisconsin. All teams will play eight games in eight weeks with a conference championship on Dec. 19. Both Michigan and Michigan State University coaches say they’re ready. Then Michigan will kick things off at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow.

We covered TWO games this week, so make sure to check out the other school rivalry Cass Tech vs. King in the second video, too! See below for our coverage of the next strong city rivalry Cass Tech vs. Detroit King; it’s “not just a regular game” between these two schools. Our next Game of the Week is Belleville vs Dearborn Fordson. Local 4 cameras will be at the game Friday the 25th at 7 p.m. Watch for highlights on Local 4 News Saturday morning and on ClickOnDetroit. Stay on the lookout for our next Game of the Week on clickondetroit.com/4Frenzy, or follow us on social media!

DETROIT – Today’s 4Frenzy segments are about Michigan high school sports being played once again after the coronavirus pandemic left young athletes with a long break. More Michigan high school sports: 4Frenzy

DETROIT Local 4s Jamie Edmonds was live at the annual Rocket Mortgage Classic golf tournament Friday in Detroit. Many of the worlds top golfers are in Detroit for the Rocket Mortgage Classic this weekend, but you wouldnt really know it, thanks to the coronavirus (COVID-19). Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit: Tee times, how to watch, course info

DETROIT – It’s seems the word “normal” is changing by the day -- even by the hour -- as the coronavirus pandemic continues. Tuesday is day one of Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home order, so Local 4 asked its reporters in the field to describe what it’s like out in the world. Paula Tutman, Larry Spruill, Rod Meloni and Jamie Edmonds weighed in. You can hear what they had to say in the video posted above.

Local 4 reporters talk about what it’s like in the field with Michigan residents staying at homePublished: March 24, 2020, 5:46 pmIt’s seems the word “normal” is changing by the day -- even by the hour -- as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

ORION TOWNSHIP, Mich. – The family of Orion Township Supervisor Chris Barnett was forced to travel to China and back amid the coronavirus outbreak. Barnett said there were some scary moments for his family, but they have since returned to the United States safe and healthy. His sister, who lives in China, became critically ill, but it was unrelated to the coronavirus. “It was scary,” Barnett said. “They pulled us off the plane,” Barnett said.

University of Michigan’s Chris Evans started CE Stars to help others with a passion for football. Evans and CE Stars youth flag football director Scott Bivens -- along with the youth flag football team -- came to Detroit to speak with Jamie Edmonds for Sunday’s “Sports Final Edition.”The program was established to help youths grow through skills development, mentorship programs and more. You can watch the full interview above. For more information on CE Stars, or to donate, visit the nonprofit’s official website here.

Matt Patricia shows up to a July 25, 2019, press conference with a scooter and a cast. (Jamie Edmonds/WDIV)DETROIT - Detroit Lions head coach Matt Patricia showed up to training camp Thursday with a scooter and a cast on his leg. Here's a video of Patricia wheeling himself out of the press conference, from Local 4's Jamie Edmonds:Matt Patricia wheels himself out of the press conference. Detroit had an active offseason, signing high-profile free agents in defensive end Trey Flowers, cornerback Justin Coleman, tight end Jesse James, wide receiver Danny Amendola and running back C.J. 8 overall pick in the NFL draft and selected well-rounded tight end T.J. Hockenson out of Iowa.

Jamie Edmonds goes to the Rugby Grille to test out the pricey burger everyone is talking about. Does she find it's worth so much?