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The untimely death of a successful Nevada lawyer is initially ruled a suicide. Will her family's pursuit for answers and their unwavering determination confirm the ruling or prove her death was something more nefarious?

A real estate agent goes missing; investigators feared she had been kidnapped while showing a property.

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.

In 2006, 17-year-old Brigitte Serre was working her first overnight shift at a Montreal gas station when three men attempted an armed heist; Brigitte was murdered in the robbery gone wrong, stabbed 72 times.

A cruise ship passenger sues when he is overserved by the staff, then left behind after a drunken excursion during a port call.

An executive sues after the career coach he hired to help him land a job abruptly terminates their contract before he gains employment.

A defendant leaps over a balcony headfirst in a death-defying escape attempt; a man accused of murdering his girlfriend's 4-year-old son has an unlikely defender; a 19-year-old escaped defendant leads police on a high-speed chase.

A man accused of murdering his five young children faces their mother in court; a prolific armed robber unleashes a nasty surprise when he is sentenced; a defendant meets his infant son for the very first time in court and more.

A grandmother sues a tutor, insisting that his reliance on AI caused her grandson's behavioral issues; after a faulty repair, a robot vacuum sparks a living room fire.

A roommate is blamed for killing a pet tarantula; a woman accuses her teammate of threatening her, then willfully kicking a soccer ball at her, breaking her nose.

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.

A man sues for the return of his security deposit, but his former landlord says the unit was left in terrible condition, and the cost of repairs exceeded the deposit.

Exes argue over a workplace pinching prank that got one of them fired; a roommate is blamed for a missed cruise after a car was broken into.

"You Borrowed My Car Without Permission!".

A woman sues the owner of a bull terrier mix who bit her dog at a formerly trustworthy day care facility.

A woman says she purchased a world grand champion bloodline Bengal cat who contracted a parasitic infection in the defendant's cattery, and demands a refund and veterinary bill reimbursement.

Sheldon is bullied by an unlikely character; Mary and George disagree on how to handle the situation.

Sheldon's search for a comic book leads him to a breakthrough; Georgie and Mandy have an uncomfortable first encounter with her parents.

The new family dog plays favorites; Erica and Lainey don't invite Beverly to their sleepover, causing disharmony in the mother-daughter relationship.

Barry signs up for a holiday talent show at the school, but karate isn't approved as a talent; Pops coerces Erica into performing in the show.

"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.

Detectives work to solve murder cases.

Alien Disclosure Files' explores UAP enigmas, historic encounters, government secrets, Mars mysteries, and more; unveiling the truth, revelation by revelation.

A killer who eluded police for 31 years is identified by a genetic genealogist after Chelsea Rustad uploads her DNA to a public database hoping to find other family members.

"Exes Battle Over Furniture.".

A cancer survivor hires a videographer to discreetly document his life, but sues after the footage was shared with family members without his consent.

A former intern sues his boss over stolen coffee reward points; a newly hired makeup artist is blamed after borrowed cosmetics go missing.

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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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After 10 years, a witness decides to do the right thing about the rape and murder of a young hairdresser.

When three students are brutally murdered close to campus, investigators must determine what the women had in common before their serial killer strikes again.

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.

A woman murdered by internal decapitation; the investigation leads police to her estranged husband.

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.

An elderly Mississauga woman is found dead beside Christmas presents she'd been wrapping; within hours of the discovery, investigators receive a call from Niagara police about the attempted murders of two people living an hour away.

A mother sues after she was fired from her job at a church and blames the pastor for how an altercation involving her child was handled.

A dispute over vehicle repayment escalates after suspected sabotage; a card game with co-workers turns violent when a manager is sprayed with bug spray.

A mourning father makes a desperate attempt to attack his daughter's killer; a judge takes off his robe to help subdue an unruly defendant; a defendant tries to sing his way to a lighter sentence.

A defendant facing life in prison takes a deputy's gun, resulting in a tragic event; a defense attorney is brutally attacked by the man he's representing; a man enters an Oklahoma courthouse with no pants.

An educator hires a friend to develop a summer history program for middle school students, but numerous parents complain and demand refunds.

A membership to an exclusive movie theater club is revoked; a dispute between exes after an emergency credit card is used as a piggy bank instead.

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.

Neighbors argue over expensive planters that were discarded; a friend is sued for not disclosing that the cookies she shared were laced with marijuana.

A woman sues her neighbor for damaging two antique chairs; a chip shot to the arm and broken sunglasses drive two golfers to court.

"Friendship Ruined Over a Car Feud.".

A woman lets her friend sublease a bedroom behind her landlord's back, thinking the friend will move out when she marries a neighbor, but she stays put and stops paying rent.

A veteran says her friend tagged along on her vacation and stuck her with the bill for travel expenses; he says he paid his share -- and he took her to an exclusive party in Las Vegas and has the photos to prove it -- so they are even.

Mary bans Sheldon from reading a mature comic book; Sheldon decides it's time to stop living under Mary's thumb.

Sheldon's database invention puts him at odds with the university; the church takes issue with Meemaw's video store.

Inspired by "Top Gun," Barry joins ROTC -- then Beverly joins as well; Adam decides to help Pops get his swag back.

When Pops goes to the shop with Murray for a little change of pace, he criticizes how Murray does business; Erica and Barry give Adam advice when Dana Caldwell comes over to study.

"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.

A series exploring gun-related murders, featuring analysis by forensic experts as well as footage from actual crime scenes and interrogations.

Investigating some of the government's most infamous mysteries using interviews, reenactments, archival footage and access to years of top secret FBI files.

A family man targeted for death lives to climb out of his own "grave"; a look at the sting operation that took down a hit man-for-hire scheme.

"Wig War.".

Friendship turns into a rivalry when competing jewelry craft stands lead to a confrontation; a handyman dismantles a newly built staircase because he wasn't paid.

A man sues after his van is damaged while helping out on a film shoot; a dispute between roommates over an unauthorized subletter and missing valuables.

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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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Police investigate the possibility of a hate crime when two women go missing and are later found murdered.

A bag full of evidence recovered from an iced-over river helps to reveal the murderer of a businesswoman in her own shop.

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

A woman who was active in Nevada politics was found comatose on the floor of the home she shared with her husband.

Teenage sisters Marsha and Tamara Ottey were stabbed to death in August 1995; months later, Dimitrija Trajceski became the first TTC worker killed on the job; Caryn Lieberman shares the story of how these two families' lives became intertwined.

When a 20-year-old English tourist suddenly stops contacting his family while backpacking across Canada, his mother tries to raise the alarm; police are slow to respond until an anonymous note prompts them to search a nearby lake.

A woman sues for child care expenses after she got pregnant while in an open relationship; a subletter overstays their welcome and refuses to pay additional rent.

A woman rents a converted bus on a shared property, but after her landlord's dog attacks her dog, she is evicted and left with the vet bills.

A defendant wields an unlikely weapon and pays the ultimate price; a judge chases down two escaping defendants; a convicted murderer's smile in court could put him in prison for the rest of his life.

Two brothers attack their mother's murderer during his sentencing; a young woman messes with the wrong judge in bond court; an unrepentant murder suspect makes unveiled threats at the judge.

Former best friends end up in court after a birthday party invitation is sent to a bully from the past; a baker sues after she's sent a destructive glitter bomb.

Accusations of food poisoning by a street fair rival drive customers away.

A mother sues a summer camp director for mixing up her identical twin daughters during a medical emergency, which could have turned deadly.

A mother blames a vocal coach after her daughter loses out on a lead role; parents argue over expenses for their son's party.

Dog breeders argue over who is at fault for a spoiled reproductive sample; beer, power tools and tomfoolery lead to friends in court over medical bills.

The director of a theater camp is sued by a parent who says her daughter was bullied and quit the program because he did not intervene.

"Stiffed on a Photo Shoot.".

A landscaper says he and his sons were intimidated by a hostile homeowner and agreed to give him a refund only out of fear; he has since changed his mind, and the homeowner is suing.

The plaintiff says his brother prevented him from collecting his belongings from their mother's garage; the defendant denies this, but he does want their mother's restraining order against the plaintiff enforced.

When Sheldon is no longer academically challenged at Medford High, he audits a college class taught by Dr. John Sturgis.

Sheldon considers dropping out of college to focus on building his database; George Sr. is frustrated when someone else gets credit for his football wins.

Beverly invents "Super Hanukkah" in an attempt to get her family into the holiday spirit; Barry is faced with a dare from Adam.

Beverly runs into her enemy, Betsy Rubenstone; Murray and Adam try to rent a video but are forced to pay a late fee.

"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.