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A contracting business is under fire when a married couple sues for cheap work and unauthorized transactions; a satisfied customer speaks up in defense of the contractor's craft and character.

A woman sues the same contractor for unacceptable and unfinished work, but the contractor claims he refunded her money and corrected the issue within days; despite his attempts, she files a no-trespass order against him.

A driver admits to deliberately vandalizing a vehicle when he quit his job.

Ex-lovers accuse each other of various forms of harassment; twin brothers argue over profits from a house flip.

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Local and regional news.

This groundbreaking series from executive producer Dick Wolf's "Law & Order" franchise chronicles the ripped-from-the-headlines investigations of the NYPD's Special Victims Unit; led by courageous and compassionate Capt. Olivia Benson, this elite team includes Sgt. Odafin Tutuola, Detective Amanda Rollins, Officer Katriona Tamin and Deputy Chief Christian Garland, who focus on finding justice for

This groundbreaking series from executive producer Dick Wolf's "Law & Order" franchise chronicles the ripped-from-the-headlines investigations of the NYPD's Special Victims Unit; led by courageous and compassionate Capt. Olivia Benson, this elite team includes Sgt. Odafin Tutuola, Detective Amanda Rollins, Officer Katriona Tamin and Deputy Chief Christian Garland, who focus on finding justice for

Harvey makes a play to get Samantha's job back; Katrina faces off against an old friend.

The double life of once prominent lawyer Alex Murdaugh and his stunning fall from grace.

A man accused of murdering his own family decides to defend himself and cross-examine his own son; things get tense between a judge and a public defender; a surprising act of forgiveness.

College student Terri McAdams is murdered in her boyfriend's apartment.

Alicia's disappearance leads to one of the largest missing person searches in Ontario's history; reporter Catherine McDonald reconnects with Alicia's mother to tell the tale.

A woman wants to recant her testimony and free her father, who was incarcerated for incest and rape when she was a child; Capt. Cragen, who remembers the original investigation, tries to help the team.

Torres finds himself in the midst of a murder case that hits close to home and threatens to expose his troubled past; as he struggles to reconcile his old life with his new one, Voight keeps a watchful eye.

A mother claims that an intruder murdered her two sons, but lacking a motive, police use blood-spatter analysis and behavioral profiling to reconstruct a different scenario.

A World War II Morse Code reader enters the shop; Rick negotiates for a letter written by John Quincy Adams; Corey takes over Rick's annual Fourth of July barbecue.

Jeff and Daniel meet up with a rodeo veteran in Vancouver Island, hoping to get some deals.

Newlyweds seek compensation after destination wedding coordinator leaves them in the lurch.

A man sues because his belongings, which were supposed to be stored, were left outside for anyone to take; a dispute over a child's injury at a birthday party.

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The author of "The Power of Short Prayers" shows how the briefest of prayers can have a significant impact.

Andrew says God created each believer with a specific purpose, and He wants each one to find His will for his or her life, follow that path and fulfill it in His strength and timing.

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Continuing coverage of the NFL Annual League Meeting with league-wide updates, along with additional coverage from the PAC event in Arizona.

"Furious Over a Fence.".

A termite infestation forces a subletter to move out early; a man says a confrontation at a football viewing party left him needing stitches.

A man sues after missing a dance event because the wrong address was printed on the promotional flyer; a dispute between co-workers over a broken table.

A failed food-truck collaboration leads to a smear campaign against a bar; a single friend becomes a third wheel when a boyfriend crashes a girls trip.

A concertgoer blames a band for his ruptured eardrum; a B&B owner sues a guest for damage to her wall.

A woman has two children with the defendant and is suing over a truck and emotional distress, saying she had to have him arrested after he assaulted her.

A woman sues her former roommate, who she says tried to stab her ex-boyfriend after he cheated.

A man having a medical emergency crashed into a fire hydrant, and his landlady got stuck with the bill; he denies responsibility and says she should be suing the HOA for poorly kept roads.

A jewelry artist, arrested after a domestic dispute, says her ex-boyfriend refused to hand over her artwork while she was in jail, and she believes he's retaining it in his trailer but can't prove it, because of a restraining order.

After a failed attempt at an open relationship, a man sues his ex-girlfriend for unpaid rent, money lent, and custody of Willow, their shared pet cat; after the Judges' ruling, one of the litigants makes their final, tearful goodbye to Willow.

With the shocking incident captured on camera, a grief-stricken pet owner seeks $5K in compensation after her beloved dachshund is struck and killed by a food delivery driver; the apologetic defendant blames poor visibility and the dog running loose.

Neighbors fight over vet bills after a Chihuahua is mauled by a pit bull on their shared doorstep; the pit bull owner insists the attack never happened.

A woman claims a road rage fight caused her heart attack; both she and her alleged attacker sue for $10,000.

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Local and regional news.

Chicago P.D.'s Intelligence Unit, led by Sgt. Hank Voight, investigates the city's most formidable offenses -- drug trafficking, organized crime, high-profile murders and other large-scale felonies. The squad -- made up of Voight, Trudy Platt, Kim Burgess, Adam Ruzek, Kevin Atwater, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton -- is committed to protecting the city and seeking truth, but in the midst of a changi

Chicago P.D.'s Intelligence Unit, led by Sgt. Hank Voight, investigates the city's most formidable offenses -- drug trafficking, organized crime, high-profile murders and other large-scale felonies. The squad -- made up of Voight, Trudy Platt, Kim Burgess, Adam Ruzek, Kevin Atwater, Jay Halstead and Hailey Upton -- is committed to protecting the city and seeking truth, but in the midst of a changi

Harvey and Samantha head out on a road trip together; Louis gets in over his head with a potential client.

The investigation into the 1982 murders of two young women near the resort town of Breckenridge, Colo.

A man accused of killing not one, but two of his girlfriends is brought to justice; a deputy recalls his discovery deep in the Montana wilderness; multiple bailiffs are targeted during a defendant's violent outburst; and more.

Missing mother's case involves poisoned pudding, staged scenes and foul play.

In May 2007, 15-year-old Jordan Manners was gunned down in a hallway, marking the first time a student was shot and killed inside a Toronto school and Catherine McDonald remembers the murder, its impact on the community and his family.

Efforts to find an 8-year-old boy kidnapped for ransom are hindered by tension between the child's estranged parents; Sgt. Benson is asked to take the lieutenant's exam and officially become the leader of the squad.

Torres finds himself in the midst of a murder case that hits close to home and threatens to expose his troubled past; as he struggles to reconcile his old life with his new one, Voight keeps a watchful eye.

A routine missing persons report leads Texas police to discover a deadly love triangle; evidence found in a suspect's home matches the murder scene and leads to the indictment of the victim's girlfriend and her lover.

Rick negotiates for a 1967 Shelby GT350; Corey and Chumlee debate buying one of the first video game consoles; Chumlee asks Rick to test the new ice cream maker.

The company next door wants to unload $100,000 worth of motors; Jeff must decide to make friends or make money.

An animal shelter euthanizes an injured dog before the owner can say goodbye; a dispute over drought-tolerant landscaping and a security deposit.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for ditching him at a theme park because he told her he didn't want kids; a dispute over extra fees that were added mid-move.

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Pastor and author Jentezen Franklin looks to biblical examples of prayer to help us understand the power of bringing every situation to God.

Andrew says God created each believer with a specific purpose, and He wants each one to find His will for his or her life, follow that path and fulfill it in His strength and timing.

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Draft prospect LT Overton joins the show as the crew continues breaking down the NFL Annual League Meeting and begins spotlighting prospects to watch.

"Livid at a Lawyer.".

A woman says she was fired because her employer's husband made inappropriate advances; a man tries to stop his girlfriend's wedding.

A mother blames her neighbor after her son sustained injuries from falling out of a tree; a dispute between friends over a fight at a nightclub.

A tutor sues after her contract is abruptly canceled; a dispute over a missing cellphone after a banned customer refuses to leave a coffee shop.

A secondhand washer and dryer are sold to someone else after a large deposit is paid for them.

A woman says the defendant lived across the street from her, and after she hit her car, she started sending the plaintiff harassing and threatening text messages.

A woman who is being sued for unpaid rent says her former roommate defamed her on social media by claiming she was promiscuous.

A woman says her sub-tenant was a bully and put his own belongings out in the rain so that he could blame her and sue for the value.

A young waitress says her customer's monetary gift became a "loan" only after she stopped talking to him.

A mother of three denies owing a penny to her landlord due to a hazardous living conditions such as a non-working bathroom, holes in the floor, and poor air quality; the landlord disputes many of her claims.

A 46-year-old trailer sold for $2500 sparks a legal debate as the buyer claims the seller misrepresented its condition and defrauded him; the Judges must decide whether a refund is owed or if the buyer should have known better.

When a businessman opens a restaurant during COVID, he ends up with theft and a contract dispute.

A miniature Dachshund makes an appearance in court when amateur dog breeders fight over stud fees and pet custody.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

"Dateline" has been a staple of the newsmagazine genre since premiering in 1992. Given how long it's been on the air, the show has an extensive archive of in-depth news stories and investigative journalism. This syndicated version offers viewers another chance to watch some of the show's previous content, serving up real-life mysteries and in-depth investigations from the show's 20-plus years on t

An old enemy forces Harvey to account for his past actions; Esther has a problem only Louis can solve.

Scott and Kim Richardson, whose daughter Brooke Skylar Richardson was tried for the death of her newborn baby, detail the impact of the case on their family and their daughter.