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Join us at The Land. Located 6201 Centenary Dr. Portsmouth VA 23703.

Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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After the shocking murder of a beloved celebrity hairstylist, investigators uncover a staged burglary, a secret affair, and a murderous plot driven by greed.

A hit-and-run-collision leads to the discovery of a man dead from his injuries. Clues left at the scene reveal that it was no routine traffic fatality.

Continuing coverage of the 3rd Annual NFL Flag Championships; the crew looks at team updates from around the league.

Cousins bicker in court when one sues to recover the remaining balance of a loan, while the other insists the debt was settled with free transportation.

A bike messenger is blamed for a car accident; a dispute over compensation for a self-help seminar.

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A dispute between a skier and a snowboarder over a broken wrist; a former couple argue over unexpected travel expenses.

A man sues a parking valet after his keys are lost; a mother blames her bullied son's baseball coach for his injuries.

A man says his friend promised that if he fronted the cost of the hotel for a Las Vegas weekend, he would be repaid generously -- then insisted he was joking.

Exes argue over the cost to replace a destroyed front door and the unauthorized sale of a tiki bar.

A musician seeks the return of a loaned guitar after he is kicked out of a band he co-founded; roommates end up in court over an expensive bottle of wine.

Beverly insists on throwing Erica a going away party when she leaves for her summer arts school; to be closer to Lainey, Barry becomes the school mascot.

Business rival and nemesis "Formica" Mike attempts to make an offer Murray can't refuse; Adam offers Ms. Cinoman his and Erica's original show when William Penn cannot secure the rights to a well-known spring musical.

As Mark's graduation approaches, he considers his relationship with his father; Louise plans a big graduation ceremony at the Lunch Box.

Becky decides it's time to introduce Tyler to Beverly Rose, but she is skeptical of Tyler's bonding approach; Jackie believes someone has hacked Bev's credit card when several frivolous charges show up on the bank statement.

The adults struggle to make it to a hot new restaurant in time for the reservation Jay pulled a lot of strings to get.

Jay and Manny oppose Gloria's decision to hire a male nanny; Phil and Jay try to cheer up Frank; Mitch and Cam ask Pepper to help plan their wedding.

Abishola turns to Gloria and Kemi when Bob mortgages their home to pay for a new factory space; Kemi worries that she and Chukwuemeka are losing their spark.

Abishola worries that Bob's privileged lifestyle is starting to rub off on Dele; a new robot vacuum brings Tunde joy, but begins to make Olu feel insecure.

A man is hailed as a hero for trying to stop his wife's murder, then a twisted plot unravels.

The detectives investigate to determine whether a 22-year-old with Down syndrome is pregnant as a result of rape, as her mother contends.

When a rape victim is arrested for murder in Suffolk County, Detective Benson questions the case and finds enough evidence for District Attorney Barba to charge a different suspect in Manhattan.

A man is hailed as a hero for trying to stop his wife's murder, then a twisted plot unravels.

Continuing coverage of the 3rd Annual NFL Flag Championships; the crew looks at team updates from around the league.

Jeff's son convinces him to partner for a new T-shirt line; intern Daniel manages a pop-up store.

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In-depth Bible teaching.

Walking through the scriptures to lead and guide souls towards a closer walk with the Almighty.

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Students from Alabama State University, Hampton University and Concordia College Alabama prove their knowledge of African-American history, geography, news, sports, arts and pop culture.

Police dog training; Breed profile: Collie.

Mariette Hartley is an Emmy-winning actress who is also passionate about fighting for animals' rights so, naturally, she hosts this series that aims to educate young people about animals. Each episode features four stories about exotic and unique animals to help kids and teenagers learn about the animal kingdom. Whether it's a story about ocean creatures or critters that can be found in one's back

Fearsome predators: owls; leopards.

Hawaii: lava exploration by land and sea; an ATV ride; a luau.

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Auto racing is one of the biggest spectator sports in America, with a number of organizations holding races nearly year-round so there's a lot to cover on "RaceWeek," which reports on the latest news from the racing world. Covering everything from NASCAR and IRL to Formula One and drag racing, the weekly show keeps viewers in the know with what's happening on their favorite circuits. In addition t

Spotlighting the people, places, and stories shaping Hampton Roads; from local happenings and small businesses to community leaders and hidden gems, this show celebrates what makes the 757 thrive-told by the voices that live it every day.

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Boxing action.

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Garrett Jackson delivers "Letters to a Nation," a reflection on social justice.

Veteran related issues and events from around the region.

Bringing the Thomas family home for the Big Reveal as they see their new and improved home.

From Shell Energy Stadium in Houston.

Coverage of judo, sumo, karate and other disciplines of martial arts.

Fights featuring mixed martial artists from around the world.

Join Host Tony Brown as he features: guests interviews, new music, fashion, comedy, cuisine, videos, coverage of national and local celebrities, and much more.

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Encountering God's presence, serving God's people, and fulfilling God's purpose.

Mark Teske hosts a variety of speakers with uplifting messages and Christian music.

Worship service.

Religious services.

Vision Television host Gerald Flurry presents a weekly analysis of world events. Through the perspective of biblical prophecy, Flurry delivers messages of warning, often about issues concerning the growing power and influence of the European Union. From the studios of the Philadelphia Church of God, "The Key of David" attempts to stand out among today's modern devotional programming. Its viewers h

Original Christianity as taught and practiced by Jesus Christ and the original Apostles.

Charles Stanley, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Atlanta, shares his insights on Christian faith and enlightens viewers with spiritual motivation.

Life in the Word with Dr. Gabriel Rogers preaches the gospel of Jesus Christ, bringing the message of salvation and faith into homes.

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2050 is still decades away, but what might the world be like in that year? What new technology will be available? Will robots be commonplace? Will space tourism thrive? "Xploration Earth 2050" investigates some of the questions. The host speaks with entrepreneurs whose businesses focus on futuristic ideas and products in automotive technology, consumer electronics and health care. Scientists, doct

Inspirational teen success stories.

The Kim family takes a wrong turn and gets stuck in the snow on a logging road; with two infant children and no real knowledge about mountains and frigid temperatures the family's situation turns desperate.

Featuring the top-ranked sumo competitors in the world and presenting Sumo in an authentic, in-depth and entertaining way, covering the rules, ranks, match-ups and more.

Competitions in kickboxing and Muay Thai.

Darlene crashes Mark's college trivia night to prove how smart she is; Neville finds out the money he loaned Dan was used for something other than its intended purpose.

The Conners relish national cheeseball day as a family; Harris falls behind in her work duties at the Lunch Box; Darlene and Ben must figure out how to spend time together despite their two separate schedules.

The family goes to the annual school fair; Phil and Claire each plan a separate surprise for their 20th wedding anniversary; Haley has an awkward encounter.

Claire encourages Jay to go to ClosetCon, where he is reunited with former colleagues; for the first time, Cam takes Lily and Mitch to the Tucker farm.

When Bob accidentally reveals Morenike is gay, Abishola and Kemi are forced to defend her against their church, and even their own families; Douglas comes clean to Olivia about not being poor.

Bob is surprised when Abishola's medical school plans include going to Baltimore -- with or without him.

A dance instructor (Victoria Principal) battling depression is institutionalized after accusing her lawyer father-in-law (Robert Vaughn) of sexual assault.

Lainey, Erica and Barry plan a big party while Lainey's father is out of town; Murray is annoyed by the amount of time Adam spends on the phone talking to Dana.

Beverly asks Miss Cinoman (Ana Gasteyer) to let Adam -- who is going through puberty -- lip sync in the school musical; Murray inspires Erica to go to the homecoming dance with Geoff Schwartz (Sam Lerner).

Tamsen Fadal interviews celebrities, rising stars and special guests from Broadway to off-Broadway.

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Murdoch investigates the murder of a slum landlord found in Santa's toy sack at a department store Christmas parade.

The biggest and worst storms to the weirdest weather seen are ranked by the meteorologists. Videos are submitted to the team, and the meteorologists rank them on a scale of 1 to 10 based on their strength and shock factor. They explore everything from weather phobias to the ultimate examples of what Mother Nature can do. Howard Sappington, vice president, programming for The Weather Channel said,

Coverage of judo, sumo, karate and other disciplines of martial arts.

A stunt driving diva; an out-of-control snowmobile; a guy who will do anything to get out of school; a humpback smackdown.

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Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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A woman is found bound with Christmas lights and shot dead in her apartment; investigators lean on technology to help them solve her brutal murder.

When Wendy Trapaga's body is discovered in a Miami parking lot, police peel back the layers of her life and reveal a chilling story of greed, betrayal, and a man willing to kill for control.

Spent winnings from a gifted fake lottery ticket land brothers-in-law in court; a dispute between neighbors after a painting mishap turns sheep blue.

An aspiring actress sues her acting coach after she wasn't able to cry on cue as promised; cousins argue over investment in a failed drone delivery service.

An autographed soccer ball is damaged; a fan blames musicians for injuries caused by other fans.

Americans just can't get enough courtroom drama, as is evidenced by yet another addition into the daytime court show fray. Former judge and prosecutor Kevin Ross adjudicates real cases, in which he tries to show litigants alternative ways of dealing with their issues and make them consider the consequences of their actions.

Neighbors find themselves in court over accusations of a stolen chaise lounge and a carpet stained in retaliation.

A man blames his ex-girlfriend for lost wages after she reveals their affair; a dispute between neighbors over a fence.

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An aspiring actress sues her acting coach after she wasn't able to cry on cue as promised; cousins argue over investment in a failed drone delivery service.

An argument over a parking spot leads to property damage; a housekeeper sues her employer over an injury.

After moving in with her older boyfriend and his two children, a college student sues him for convincing her to drop out of school to care for his kids.

A massage therapist seeks payment after a client falsely accused her of injuring him, then refused to pay for the remaining sessions for which he signed up.

Spent winnings from a gifted fake lottery ticket land brothers-in-law in court; a dispute between neighbors after a painting mishap turns sheep blue.

Murray builds a robot with Adam, but creative differences drive them apart; Barry accidentally tapes over Beverly's treasured video of his fifth birthday party.

While throwing a telethon at their college, Barry attempts to woo Ren by promising to get Hall & Oates to perform; Beverly attempts to set Bill up, but things go awry when he finds happiness with a woman he meets through Beverly's enemy.

Bev experiences moments of clarity and reflection and asks Jackie to spend the day together in Chicago; Darlene finds a rat in her home but refuses to let Ben kill it.

Jackie faces problems at the Lunch Box and must take advice from an unexpected guest; Dan and Darlene take a trip into Chicago.

Cam is extremely focused -- and ruthless -- as a big football game approaches; Claire wants to prove herself at work; Phil tries to teach his children about optimism.

Jay and Manny set out to cut down their own Christmas tree; Gloria is on edge when her mother visits; Mitchell does last-minute shopping to find the perfect gift for Lily.

Bob enlists Tunde's help to renovate the factory; Abishola tries to cheer up Ebunoluwa with a party after she receives bad news from Nigeria.

Thanks to Abishola's brutal honesty, Bob finds himself in a feud with Kemi; after Douglas makes a big mistake on the warehouse floor, Goodwin hates himself for looking the other way.

After spending nearly 34 years in prison for killing their parents, Lyle and Erik Menendez await a judge's decision on whether new evidence can support their claim that they killed in self-defense and should have been convicted of manslaughter.

When a transsexual is found murdered in a church, suspicion falls on a priest (Eric Stoltz) who resigned from a parochial school after rumors of abuse.

The detectives go undercover to arrest a man who brutally attacks other men; a deceptively tough defense attorney (Nia Vardalos) complicates ADA Barba's case.

After spending nearly 34 years in prison for killing their parents, Lyle and Erik Menendez await a judge's decision on whether new evidence can support their claim that they killed in self-defense and should have been convicted of manslaughter.

Jeff places his bets on a number of storage lockers, even though the odds are against a big payoff.

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Family Bible studies with Pastor Arnold Murray and Pastor Dennis Murray.

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When a woman is found dead under suspicious circumstances, investigators unravel a tangle of hidden relationships, conflicting stories, and buried secrets.

A loving mother is found dead at the foot of her staircase.

A woman sues a doggy daycare owner for unused prepaid fees after her dog is injured.

A teacher who claimed to be African American on her job application accuses her boss of firing her for not being black.

A dispute between sisters over hair extensions; neighborhood fireworks lead to property damage.

Americans just can't get enough courtroom drama, as is evidenced by yet another addition into the daytime court show fray. Former judge and prosecutor Kevin Ross adjudicates real cases, in which he tries to show litigants alternative ways of dealing with their issues and make them consider the consequences of their actions.

A mom sues an after-school program for not intervening when a student with Tourette Syndrome repeatedly shouted racist insults at her daughter.

A groom claims he was overcharged for wedding reception rentals; a dispute over a defective horse saddle.

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A teacher who claimed to be African American on her job application accuses her boss of firing her for not being black.

A woman sues over an unpaid loan; a tenant blames his landlord for fire damage.

A woman blames her son's teacher for forcing him to hold a spider, which caused him to soil himself; a dispute over wheels purchased for a classic car.

Exes battle it out over custody of a cat and the cost of surgery for the feline; a man sues because his neighbor's tall bamboo casts shadows on his solar panels.

A woman sues a doggy daycare owner for unused prepaid fees after her dog is injured.

Adam forms a plan to avoid swimming at school -- even though a friendship could be affected; Barry joins a school club formed by Erica.

Adam and Brea's relationship is going well until Beverly's over-involvement causes them to fake a breakup; Lainey is back, which throws Barry for a loop regarding his blossoming relationship with Ren.

Mark adjusts to his first day of college as a commuter student; Becky gets into a disagreement with Beverly Rose's music teacher over a song.

Darlene urges Ben to make some male friends as he feels anxious about turning 50; Mark asks Harris to buy him and his friends beer for their dorm room.

Phil ends up in jail after tricking Luke into taking a dance class; Jay and Gloria plan birthday parties for Manny and Joe; Mitch and Cam try to book a wedding venue.

Gloria has an encounter with a mean mom (Jane Krakowski) during the high school open house; Mitchell meets a judgmental neighbor (Jesse Eisenberg); Alex goes to a therapist.

Abishola's visit to the sock factory during a nurse's strike puts extra pressure on Bob to make the factory successful.

When Abishola's husband makes a surprise visit, Bob sees this as a perfect opportunity for Abishola to ask for a divorce; Abishola is surprised when past feelings for her husband come up.

Renard Spivey, the TV bailiff who was accused of murdering his wife, opens up about the trial, his wife and more.

An ex-convict who sexually assaulted prostitutes appears to have been killed by a would-be victim, then another homicide suggests the woman may be a manipulative serial killer.

When a janitor violently attacks a coach, the SVU team connects the janitor's behavior to a history of sexual abuse; the detectives find more victims of the same predator -- including a prisoner (Mike Tyson) on death row.

Renard Spivey, the TV bailiff who was accused of murdering his wife, opens up about the trial, his wife and more.

Jeff finds a new employee who lacks enthusiasm; he also shows how he takes care of the regulars and acquires unsold dollar store stock.

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