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The owner of a converted school bus sues after she's invited by a friend to park the bus on her family's land, then it's towed and sold for parts without warning.

A woman is sued after she moves out early because her landlord and his friend made her uncomfortable; a poetry contest winner seeks a cash prize.

A woman sues her neighbor after his reckless behavior causes a near-fatal incident; a transportation company is blamed after a boat is wrecked.

A man accuses his ex-girlfriend of intentionally spilling an expensive bottle of wine on his suit while he was on a date; a dispute over a cracked windshield.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend smacked her in the face and destroyed her property in a jealous rage; he says she set two of his suitcases on fire and destroyed his clothes.

A woman says she put a GPS tracker on her boyfriend's phone and found him with another woman; now she sues him over property damages and for repayment of a loan.

A grad student says her former classmate didn't pay her in full for a sign she made for his YouTube podcast, so she's suing him for five times the amount, citing emotional distress.

The plaintiff says she hired a contractor to replace her deck and porch, but he abandoned the job, forcing her to hire someone else to rip out and redo the work; he says she halted the project and refused to allow him to finish.

A restaurateur sues a Palm Desert resort owner for the court maximum, alleging he used her employees to secure $27,000 in COVID relief loans.

A classic car enthusiast sues her friend for $10,000 after a failed restoration of her dream 1952 DeSoto; he argues that her tight budget and short timeline were unrealistic.

A mechanic accuses a smog station manager of attempted assault, alleged vandalism and failure to pay for his work.

Both parties sue for the $10,000 court max in a fight over a hookah lounge that allegedly caused intense, physical stress to its upstairs neighbor; the lounge owner claims the neighbor harassed customers and repeatedly called the police.

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Local and regional news.

When police are unable to identify a young murder victim, a dogged investigator employs the help of armchair detectives and new DNA technology to find her killer -- and her identity.

A college student goes missing in broad daylight from her off-campus job at a softball field; investigators receive a mysterious phone call that changes everything.

Mike and Harvey are certain of Ava's innocence as the trial continues. Katrina and Mike try to stop the Gianapolis takeover.

When a Michigan mother and businesswoman goes missing, her family is convinced she was murdered, but know that without a body or physical evidence, it would be difficult to prove.

A look at some of the wildest courtroom moments; a judge and defendant have an unlikely, tearful reunion; a look at one of the country's most dangerous courthouses.

After Patricia and Kevin Whitaker are brutally slain in what appears to be a targeted attack, detectives probe the seemingly stable suburban family, uncovering unexpected motives, buried resentments, and a trail of clues that point to a mastermind no one saw coming.

When the remains of two children are found in Vancouver's Stanley Park in 1953, the public and police are puzzled about their identities; advances in DNA technology help investigators make a shocking discovery.

An investigation hits a nerve with Benson when a suspect claims his genetic makeup causes him to commit rape.

A look at some of the wildest courtroom moments; a judge and defendant have an unlikely, tearful reunion; a look at one of the country's most dangerous courthouses.

A look at some of the wildest courtroom moments; a judge and defendant have an unlikely, tearful reunion; a look at one of the country's most dangerous courthouses.

After police identify a murder victim thanks to her butterfly necklace, they discover several co-workers had vendettas against the victim.

Another look at some of the priciest items the Pawn Stars have ever seen: a mint condition 1967 Ford Shelby G.T. 350, a Hotchkiss revolving cannon from the 1800s; $85,000 Gibson guitar once owned by Stephen Stills.

Jeff takes a gamble when he tries to auction off 70 go-karts.

A man sues after he suffers repercussions at work due to a former co-worker invading his privacy.

A woman accuses the owner of a deceased-pet preservation business of giving her back the wrong cat; a startling hiccup remedy causes damage.

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The author of "Live Long and Strong" shares the 12 key measurements of your health that serve as markers for long life.

Andrew shares various truths from God's Word about healing, while highlighting amazing healing testimonies.

The best fakes and surprising fortunes are revisited: a two million dollar painting by Claude Monet; a 1715 gold coin; a set of rare autographed Hollywood Postcards.

Catch up on everything NFL with the latest news, highlights, and player and celebrity interviews with informative and fun discussions on trending topics from across the football world and beyond.

"Music Producer Mayhem.".

Brothers argue over who is to blame after a vehicle is towed; a dispute over vet bills and lost wages after a dog walk turns into a dog fight.

A woman accuses her jealous boyfriend of throwing her keys into the sewer and breaking down her front door under false pretenses.

A landlord is fined after his former tenant leaves prop grenades outside her door and the bomb squad is called; a deep cut from a pedicure ruins a vacation.

A woman sues her friend after a playdate with their kids results in a head injury; a photographer blames his client for slamming a car door on his thumb.

A woman sues her ex-boyfriend for repayment of loans and property damages; she says that after they moved in together, he became emotionally and physically abusive.

A woman says her boyfriend's wife falsely accused her of assaulting her child.

The plaintiff says the defendant's toilet leaked, causing mold and water damage to his condo; the defendant says the overflow was due to a larger plumbing system issue, and the plaintiff should be suing the HOA instead.

The plaintiff says the defendant's dog attacked her dog, causing injury and trauma; he says there is no evidence proving his dog was responsible, and she never came to collect the money he offered for her veterinary bills.

In a $10,000 lawsuit, a woman takes legal action against her ex-husband claiming he promised to split the cost of a vehicle for their eldest son.

The $10K court maximum is at stake when an 82-year-old retired teacher battles his handyman-turned-tenant over unpaid rent and incomplete renovations.

A former couple argues over missing belongings after they were stranded in New Orleans.

A dog owner receives a strange note after the dog disappears; a woman fights with her roommate over a security deposit.

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Local and regional news.

When a University of Utah athlete is found murdered on campus, investigators learn that she had reached out to the campus police for help multiple times before her death.

When a soldier vanishes from Fort Hood, her family do everything they can to bring attention to her disappearance; Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy speaks about the investigation and allegations of sexual assault in the military.

Harvey and Jessica want Tony to buy Hessington Oil and reinstate Ava, in return for his testimony against Cameron.

A bookie comes under suspicion when his wife is killed.

A courthouse escape goes wrong; a woman collapses after getting convicted of conspiring to kill her husband; an out-of-control defendant bites a court officer.

When poet and professor Emily Pestana-Mason is found stabbed to death in her home, suspicions first fall on her husband before the investigation takes an entirely different turn.

Looking into some of Canada's most infamous criminal cases with extensive archives and intimate family interviews and exploring the lasting impacts on the community and justice system.

A top-level investment banker accuses her billionaire client of rape.

The intelligence team works to find those responsible for Burgess' wounds; a search of the house provides valuable information.

The brutal murder of a construction site foreman looks like the work of a disgruntled employee, but forensic science points to an unlikely suspect.

Rick goes to look at 1966 Chevy II; a program from the unveiling of the Statue of Liberty; Corey attempts to convince Rick to buy him a company car.

Jeff has one day to clear out a bailiff-seized Chinese grocery store, hoping to turn a profit.

A man sues after his dog is injured by a neighbor's Halloween decoration; a dispute over unique collectibles that were thrown away.

The mother of a boy with a sensory disorder is sued for the damage her son caused at a gaming party; a dispute over AI-generated greeting cards.

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Sheila Walsh looks through the eyes of mothers whose children are suffering to see the need and opportunity to share the love of God in word and deed.

Andrew shares various truths from God's Word about healing, while highlighting amazing healing testimonies.

A 1923 Babe Ruth baseball card; a 1930s unrestored children's tricycle comes into the shop; Corey totals his truck and is forced to drive the company car with Rick's face on it.

Detroit Lions tight end Tyler Conklin joins the show; the crew discusses topic highlights and the latest news from around the league.

"Personal Trainer Drama.".

A bride-to-be blames her party planner after her dress is burned by floating candles; a drunken relative is sued for a broken table and medical expenses.

An electrician is blamed for shattering a pricey chandelier; a dispute between exes after doubts about marriage lead to a breakup and unpaid rent.

A man blames his inebriated friend for causing him to tear his rotator cuff at the gym; a dispute over who is to blame when a child repeats a dirty joke.

An influencer sues when the man she hired to hold her place in line at a sneaker event sells her spot; a neighbor is blamed for the death of a cat.

A woman sues her sister for repayment of two loans and accuses her of joining a gang when she was 13 years old.

A woman petitions the court for a paternity test to find out if the defendant is her biological father.

A chef says he was hired to cook but got a postdated check with a side of empty promises; the business owner says the chef exaggerated his skills and was paid in full.

Plaintiff accuses defendant of being a terrible boss, paying her late and refusing to pay her for hours worked; defendant claims he hired plaintiff out of sympathy.

In the wake of a dog attack, a woman seeks $10,000 in damages after her Yorkie is torn from her arms and killed.

Performer Queen Rita sues her booker for the $10K court maximum, alleging she was scammed into paying for a fake radio station gig.

A professional planner must prove she worked on a wedding for her friend's daughter; she claims she was fired on rehearsal day.

A helicopter reporter denies owing $6K to a friend for his birthday party; a man helps his ex pay for repairs after she crashes into a deer and also says he loaned her money for her daughter's school expenses.

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Local and regional news.

A house fire puts a couple in danger; Dawson and Casey are pushed apart; the Chicago Holiday Fest gives Molly's II a chance to shine.

Two members of the firehouse go missing after a routine call; Casey and Dawson struggle to balance their personal and professional lives; Boden and Donna learn their baby has potential complications.

A woman becomes a suspect in her husband's death when an ingredient commonly found in eyedrops shows up in his toxicology report.

Recently released on bail, a middle-aged man returns to a home he's been ordered to stay away from and allegedly attacks; after a miraculous recovery, a traumatized teenage girl and her mother wonder where Harry Rajkumar is.