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"Dating Loan Disaster.".

A dirty dog muddies up a friendship; newlyweds accuse a DJ of ruining their wedding reception.

A daughter brings her mother to court after her savings were transferred, without her knowledge, to an account she won't be able access for several years.

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Since 1982, "AgDay" has been providing farmers and ranchers news, weather and market information every weekday morning. The half-hour program covers many aspects of farming to give producers the information they need to make better decisions about their operations. The show's not just about agriculture, though, as it also features regular segments that deal with topics such as food safety, health

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A real estate tycoon must have had a premonition about foul play, as he wrote it in his will.

California police in 1957 search for a murderer, but the case goes cold; 50 years after a crime is committed, advances in computer technology determine the killer.

An ambush shooting in a quiet Arizona suburb leads police to surveillance video, a past romantic relationship gone wrong, and a baby caught in the middle of a fatal dispute.

A woman is found strangled in her bed.

New leads in the 10 year old case of a 42-year-old nurse brutally murdered in her home; her family questions why it is taking so long to make an arrest.

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.

A woman takes her younger sister to court for the cost of a weight-loss program she says her sister bailed on.

A model blames his barber after he loses out on a job opportunity; a dispute between a former polyamorous couple over home improvements.

A former mayor opens fire on a SWAT team; a grieving mother berates her child's murderer; a convicted murderer has a surprise for the court.

A judge sets a mom straight on her killer son; a defense attorney is held in contempt; a convicted felon faces the cop he shot in court.

A dispute between two friends over a failed business venture; a male escort brings a customer to court for failing to pay for his services.

A niece ends up in court after she rents out the vacant unit of her aunt's duplex and pockets the cash; a man blames his ex-girlfriend's sister for his watch being stolen.

A man sues for damages to his car after pictures of his vanity license plate were posted on social media; a woman is blamed for injuring her sister's dog.

Parents sue their daughter because she agreed to use a matchmaker but rejected every match.

An investor seeks a refund after his partner blew the cash partying; a woman drains a joint bank account after she caught her fiancé using the money on his mistress.

A father sues his son for posting a deceptive lie about him online, which cost him valuable clients.

"Rental Car Rampage.".

A man says a seller knowingly sold him a faulty SUV, but the defendant denies knowledge of any faults.

A runaway dog's owner sues an animal rescue volunteer for getting the dog neutered, saying she has missed out on income from breeding.

Missy asks some uncomfortable questions at church; Meemaw and Georgie go into business together.

Georgie is thrilled when Veronica stays at the Coopers' house for a few days; Meemaw and Dr. Sturgis celebrate their one-year anniversary.

With everyone living back at home, the house is full of Goldberg chaos; pregnant Erica enlists Beverly's help in clearing things out for the baby; Adam and Barry are forced to share a bedroom to make room for the baby nursery.

Beverly enlists the help of Barry and Erica to teach Adam to be more assertive; Murray resolves to be a better friend after learning that Vic doesn't think he can confide in him.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.

True-crime series are a staple of the TV landscape. "Corrupt Crimes" analyzes recent criminal cases through a combination of expert testimony and dramatic storytelling. From crimes like doping in sports to more serious offenses like murder, the series exposes what is really going on in each case. Exposing corruption across the United States is the goal of the series. Cases featured in the half-hou

Exploring murder cases where investigations stalled or went cold, often for decades.

The murder of schoolteacher Mary Catherine Edwards in Beaumont, Texas, and her unexpected connection to the killer.

"Car Sale Crisis.".

Painful paternity revelations have a daughter suing her biological parents for emotional pain and suffering.

Exes blame each other for a car accident.

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Since 1982, "AgDay" has been providing farmers and ranchers news, weather and market information every weekday morning. The half-hour program covers many aspects of farming to give producers the information they need to make better decisions about their operations. The show's not just about agriculture, though, as it also features regular segments that deal with topics such as food safety, health

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The cold-blooded murder of an American tourist in a Mexican resort causes law enforcement to focus on both sides of the border.

Investigators piece together tiny clues at the scene of a hit-and-run accident; their findings help to track down the offending driver.

A promising Yale graduate student is gunned down; was he a victim of random gun violence, or was a murderer waiting for him in the shadows?

A radio host is found shot to death.

It was October 1984 in a small town outside Toronto; a young girl went missing; three months later, Christine Jessop's body was found more than 50 kilometers away from her Queensville home.

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.

Estranged siblings argue over airfare for a reunion that was traded in for a trip with friends instead; a leaky studio is blamed for damaged photo gear.

An influencer blames a hairstylist for a lost branding contract after compromising photos are posted on social media.

A bodybuilder tries to bolt from the courtroom; an angry judge hits a handcuffed defendant; courthouse sucker-puncher.

Deputies are assaulted during a hearing; courtroom chaos after a sentencing; a murderer's wife turns state's witness.

Siblings sue their late sister's landlord for throwing away her personal effects before the family could claim them.

A woman seeks a refund from a choir director after he took away her daughter's solo.

A man sues his ex for lying about him on a date-rating app, resulting in his current girlfriend vandalizing his car.

A woman sues for the return of her security deposit after her landlord's behavior toward his girlfriend caused her to fear for her own safety.

A neighbor is accused of stealing meal delivery boxes; a man sues his co-worker for sexual harassment after being made the butt of a retaliatory joke.

A man sues his ex-girlfriend for displaying his private phone number on a billboard; a mother blames her ex after their child was burned by a firework.

"Sizzling Mad Over a Smashed Surfboard.".

A tenant renewed her lease for a year but left after a month for personal and family reasons; the landlord withheld her security deposit, citing a lease break fee, but she says that wasn't in the original lease.

An elderly husband and wife say they were ripped off to the tune of $7,000 on a flooring installation project, but the handymen's reported unprofessionalism may not rise to the criminal level the plaintiffs claim.

Sheldon takes his first engineering class with Professor Boucher; Meemaw and Dale help take care of his ex-wife, June.

The Coopers help Pastor Jeff through a rough patch in his marriage; Sheldon pressures church members for donations when Mary takes him to work for a day.

With both sides of the family eager for answers on Geoff and Erica's pregnancy, they decide to keep their baby's sex a surprise; Adam recruits Glascott to help his mother cope with his departure for NYU.

Beverly is thrilled to have co-workers for the first time and sets out to make them all love her; Geoff competes in a beauty pageant to prove to Erica that he can be seen as desirable by other women.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.

Investigating the world's most notorious murders and exploring inside the minds of the killers.

Stories of big city crimes in small-town America; uncovering the lives and circumstances of the victims while outlining and examining the convicted individual's motives.