Jamie Sherrod
I love my city, I love what I do, and I’m so blessed to do it at a station I grew up watching and have always wanted to be apart of.
I’ve spent my career working all over the beautiful state of Michigan; from Alpena to the Saginaw/Flint area and even Grand Rapids. Prior to working at FOX 2, I was an Anchor/Reporter at FOX 17 in West Michigan.
Throughout my career, I’ve covered various stories including the Flint Water Crisis, 2020 Presidential Election, Michigan’s race to Governor, the mass shooting at Michigan State University and so much more.
However, my favorite stories to tell are the ones that shine a light on the community and the incredible people who live in it. I strive to inform, inspire, empower, uplift, and hopefully make you smile at some point throughout your day.
Outside of work, I enjoy traveling, experiencing new restaurants, throwing down in my own kitchen, spending time with family and being involved in the community.
I’m a firm believer that you can do anything you put your mind to, work towards and pray for!
Let’s connect! You can email me at Jamie.Sherrod@fox.com or follow me on social media @JamieSherrodtTV on all platforms
The latest from Jamie Sherrod
Woman found dead after shooting, house fire in Westland
Police were called to a Westland home for a shooting Wednesday afternoon and arrived to find the house on fire. When the fire was out, a woman was found dead inside.
Ford auto parts theft ring busted in Dearborn
Four people have been charged in a massive theft ring targeting Ford’s Rouge Plant in Dearborn, where thousands of parts were allegedly stolen by a former employee and delivered to a family auto shop in Detroit to sell.
Hamtramck mayoral recount: Mahmood ruled eligible to hold office after election chaos
The City of Hamtramck is inching closer to getting a new mayor as the Wayne County Board of Canvassers are expected to certify the results on Wednesday.
Highland Park residents protest 'unfair sewer rates' from GLWA
Highland Park residents protested outside the Great Lakes Water Authority building on Wednesday over what they called ‘unfair sewer rates.’
Waterford schools temporarily cancels bus routes amid driver shortage
Monday marked the beginning of new changes when it comes to bus transportation for children in the Waterford School District. Meanwhile, a lot of parents are unhappy with this one.
Hundreds gather at Sign of the Beefcarver in Royal Oak before iconic restaurant shuts down
The iconic Sign of the Beefcarver along Woodward Avenue in Royal Oak is just days away from closing its doors for good after operating for 70 years in the community. On Tuesday, customers lined up to feast one last time.
Monroe officials investigate mobile home fire where teen was killed, others were stabbed
Police in Metro Detroit are working to investigate a house fire and stabbing that occurred over the weekend that left multiple people injured and took the life of a 15-year-old boy.
Parent arrested outside Romulus High School after allegedly carrying 3D printed gun
Police were called out to another incident at Romulus High School following a violent threat that canceled the school's homecoming game on Friday. Then on Monday, a parent was arrested on school grounds allegedly with a weapon.
TGI Fridays shooting: Video of incident spreads online while family calls for answers
It has been a month since a 58-year-old woman was shot and killed outside a Southfield TGI Friday's during an event called Lavish Bike Bash. Now on Wednesday, video of the tragedy is spreading online, and the family is still waiting for answers.
Grace Centers of Hope empties shelves after infestation, leading to community donations
A Metro Detroit women's center which serves nearly 100 women and children is forced to start from scratch after discovering insects in its pantry and throwing everything away because of it.