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A monthly gubernatorial press conference covers current political and public affairs.

Inspiring stories featuring veterans, first responders, teachers, healthcare workers and others that range from historical perspectives to current stories of bravery, perseverance, compassion and joy.

John Ward and his crew are called to salvage a massive barge upturned by a storm in a canal; Hickory Scuba Divers work to salvage a valuable sailboat that's sunk at its mooring.

In northern Myanmar, heavy rains trigger a deadly landslide at a jade mine; a water taxi in Rotterdam speeds toward disaster on the Meuse River; a fire captain puts his life on the line when his team becomes trapped by fire.

While responding to a complaint, Burgess and Sorensen find the body of a 16-year-old girl in a baseball player's (Billy Burke) house; Lindsay receives a mysterious delivery that might have ties to her past.

Two people witness a truck driving over an unconscious man and flee into a nearby bar, but when the police turn up, the truck, the man and the witnesses are gone.

A peg leg pistol; four yearbooks signed by actor James Dean ("Rebel Without a Cause").

Jeff buys a car full of clothes and seeks to trick a greenhorn liquidator into getting him out of the deal.

Woman sues her mother for feeding her son honeydew, knowing he's allergic to other melons.

An unreturned key sets off a chain of events that lead to an eviction and a lawsuit; woman blames fellow traveler for a missed excursion.

Paid programming.

"The Biblio Diet" author shares his revelation of the healing power of common leaves growing in every part of the earth.

Andrew shares life-changing lessons we can learn from the life of David and how God looks at the heart of men.

An original Superman costume; a retro computer; two vintage music posters; a 1980s Rhodes piano.

Sky Sports NFL analyst Phoebe Schecter joins the show as the crew looks at the latest NFL news.

"Fiancé Fireworks.".

A photographer's camera ends up at the bottom of a pond during a marriage proposal; studio owner sues a client for a disparaging social media post.

A mother sues her former babysitter after her son was injured while under her care; influencer blames phlebotomist for causing him to lose a brand deal.

A landlord takes her former tenant to court over damage from his pets and a water leak that ruined her rental.

A man sues his friend for shooting and killing his dog on a deer hunt.

A woman sues her ex-fiance, who says she lost custody of her child due to her heroin addiction.

A woman sues her former friend, saying he's a convicted felon who lied about being a TV producer; he countersues for a pair of headphones and missing money.

A woman sues her uncle, saying he evicted her from his land, then blocked in her RV with boulders and logs.

A woman says her ex-boyfriend refuses to return her belongings; he says she can have everything: he's just not going to pay for shipping across the country.

An off-roading enthusiast takes his Chevy Bronco in for repairs and soon finds out that he is not a priority for the mechanic; after a year of text message excuses, he takes action and seeks justice.

A woman blames a veteran roofer for causing $14K in damages to her mobile home; he insists that the weight of another layer of shingles could never cause that much damage.

A young man is accused of deceiving a minor when he uses a social media app to request money from his neighbors.

A woman's puppies are stolen when she asks a neighbor to look after them; a man sues his ex-fiancée over a car.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

Stabler hunts for a missing 14-year-old girl who may have been abducted by a foreign child pornographer.

A young boy witnesses the brutal sexual assault and murder of his mother.

Louis considers Anita Gibbs' offer of immunity; Rachel advises Mike on how to win over the people in the courtroom; Donna begs Harvey not to do anything rash.

A 12-year-old boy is accused of the murder of his grandparents, but his family insists his prescription medication turned him from a shy, gentle boy into a cold-blooded killer.

An accused shoplifter launches an expletive-filled freak-out during his virtual bond hearing; a defendant gets tased after trying to escape arrest at the courthouse; a repeat DUI offender blames his mom's cooking for a positive blood alcohol test.

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.

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.

The rape of a veteran police officer is first linked to her ex-husband's gambling debts, and then to her fellow officers.

When the only witness to the rape and murder of a young man gets killed, the team suspects that someone was paid to take the victim out; Antonio receives a job offer from the state attorney's office.

Insect evidence helps to solve the mystery of a woman found dead near a river bank.

A rare Captain Fantastic pinball machine; a Leroy Neiman painting of Marilyn Monroe performing at John F. Kennedy's 45th birthday party; a set of stamps from the Stamp Act of 1765.

Jeff's skills are put to the test when he attempts to sell dozens of skids of candy that will expire in just a few days.

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

A theater director refuses to pay after accusing a costume shop owner of providing costume rentals that were too revealing for a school performance.

Paid programming.

The author of "The View Is Worth It" speaks from her own difficult battles to encourage those in a deep, dark place to keep fighting for a better day.

Andrew shares life-changing lessons we can learn from the life of David and how God looks at the heart of men.

Rap artist Flavor Flav brings in an O.J. Simpson statue with a six-figure price tag; an autographed Winston Churchill letter; a trophy given to former Chicago Cubs owner P.K. Wrigley; a custom 1951 Mercury.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Tre Watson and former NFL quarterback Drew Brees join the show as the crew looks at top stories from around the league.

"Nasty Neighbor.".

Siblings open a restaurant in their mother's honor, but sister blames her brother after she gets stuck with mortgage payments and no income.

A housewarming party goes awry when a guest ends up in the hospital with carbon monoxide poisoning; man sues his son's friend over an unpaid loan.

Woman blames her ex-friend for posting private messages online that got her fired; print store owner is sued for making an error with a t-shirt order.

A caregiver is sued for leaving her client to fend for herself while on a vacation together.

The plaintiff hired the defendant to plan her 30th birthday party, but is suing because she claims she was dissatisfied with the defendant's services.

Plaintiff sues defendant for an impound fee and airfare; defendant countersues for defamation of character and emotional distress.

A family's fight, caught on video, appalls the judges, and they must determine who is responsible for the reported theft and property damage.

A trucker broke down in South Dakota and spent his own money to repair a leased big rig; the owner resists reimbursing him and points to the contract, saying repairs are the driver's responsibility.

An entrepreneur hires a former client to create her company's website, but when no website materializes, she sues for damages; the Judges applaud her innovative business concept.

A motorcycle enthusiast from Spain hands over $6,000 for a Kawasaki only to discover that the seller never owned it; the Judges are appalled by the defendant's carelessness for the law.

Former lovers dispute over a vacation package which lasted longer than the relationship itself.

A dispute over a dog involves vet bills and a restraining order; a man sues his brother over motorcycle payments.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

The investigation into a murder of an illegal immigrant is hampered by the perception of police among the city's immigrant population.

The investigation into a drug-related homicide is hampered by the neighborhood's no-snitch culture; Upton is asked about Ruzek's rough altercation with a suspect.

As the judgment draws closer, it threatens to shatter the lives of the people closest to Mike; faced with an uncertain outcome, Mike makes one final play.

A new independent investigation into the 2015 death of 19-year-old gay man Stephen Smith, whose mother never believed that it was a hit-and-run.