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
Detroit community mourns after woman was stabbed to death during a work break
Loved ones and the community are preparing to honor the life of 34-year-old Jaquoya Wix, the woman stabbed to death outside a Chipotle in downtown Detroit while on her lunch break.
Harper Woods senior housing complex allegedly infested with bed bugs, residents say
Families of loved ones are disgusted and demanding answers after what they call a building-wide bed bug outbreak at a senior living facility.
TGI Fridays shooting: Family of woman killed sounds off after suspect released
The family of a 58-year-old woman shot and killed outside a TGI Fridays in Southfield are speaking after the 35-year-old suspect was released from custody on Tuesday.
'Great investigative tool:' Livingston County Sheriff removes Flock cameras after vandalism
As concerns over Flock cameras continue to grow, one Michigan county has made the decision to remove them after several of their cameras were vandalized.
Three fire stations in St. Clair Shores reopens after staffing shortages
A local fire department was forced to close its doors over the weekend due to short staffing.
Birmingham parents split over schools' bell-to-bell cellphone ban
More reactions have poured in from parents about a new classroom ban on mobile phones in Birmingham schools. The issue many are question is how the district will enforce it. While some parents are against the bell-to-bell plan, others are embracing it.
Birmingham parents upset over state phone ban for students in school
Just a day after Michigan's phone ban in schools went into effect, parents in the Birmingham Public School District sounded off against those changes.
St. Clair Shores man faces thousands in fines for docking boats at his property
A St. Clair Shores man is racking up thousands of dollars in fines for docking his boats next to waterfront property that he says he owns.
'It’s making me sick,' Neighbors respond to Detroit 13-year-old allegedly shooting father
A Detroit father is recovering in the hospital Wednesday evening after his 13-year-old son allegedly shot him in their home.
Detroit police search for driver in critical e-scooter hit-and-run
One woman is hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle while riding an e-scooter in Detroit last Thursday, Aug. 6.