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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.

New information about the case against Bryan Kohberger for the Nov. 13, 2022, deaths of four University of Idaho students.

As New Orleans braces for Hurricane Katrina, a local bar owner is found shot to death in his apartment.

A man experiences an anxiety attack and has to call for emergency help after his girlfriend's brother locks him in a car during a heated family dinner.

A woman is sued for exposing her cousin's cheating boyfriend, leading to loss of sponsors for their fitness brand; roommates argue over stolen items.

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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 son who is convinced of his mother's innocence in the death of his father enrolls in law school to try and clear her name.

A killer wants to outwit the police and keep the identity of his victim secret so he removes the teeth; however, lab tests on the skull reveal not just the horrific nature of the murder, but the identity of the victim too.

A Wisconsin pharmacist is found shot in his bed beside a knife-pinned note, igniting a lengthy hunt that veers through feuds, barstool boasts, and a chilling intruder theory before the true killer is finally unmasked.

The murder of Nicole Vanderheyden.

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 man sues his future son-in-law for making drastic changes to a family heirloom; a daycare owner sues a parent for unpaid field trip fees.

A bride sues a candlemaker for selling her foul-smelling candles; a man blames his beekeeping neighbor for a swarm attack that landed him in the hospital.

A grieving uncle screams at his sister-in-law in court over his missing nephew; an autoworker checks in to his virtual hearing from the assembly line; a road rage killer blames his victim.

An accused sex offender masturbates in virtual court; a defendant begs the judge to let him go home to take care of his dog; a convicted murderer tells the judge to hurry up during sentencing.

Neighbors end up in court over an ankle injury; a mother sues her son's cheating ex for money she contributed towards a car and broken lease fees.

A mother demands a tuition refund after she discovers the school's teaching methods are at odds with her religious beliefs, forcing her to remove her son.

A woman blames a mechanic for her car being vandalized in his shop; a landlord sues a former tenant for breaking her lease days after moving in.

A client seeks a refund from a sober living coach after she discovers he wasn't sober at an event, breaking their contract.

A man sues his roommate for getting him suspended from his work-from-home job; a dispute over access to a driveway comes between a nephew and his aunt.

One friend sells the other's ticket to a music festival; a woman sues because she fell ill after her neighbor's fitness class.

"Ranting Over a Roommate.".

A renter says her subletter was up to "demonic" activity, citing souvenir masks from his world travels; he just wants his deposit back.

A man says he paid for a remote-control racetrack but never received it; the hobby shop owner argues that his website clearly states that orders can take up to 30 days and accuses the customer of launching an online smear campaign.

Sheldon's fear of germs leads him to detention when flu season hits Medford, and he goes to extremes to stay healthy.

Sheldon gets a dorm room all to himself; Meemaw gains an unwanted business partner.

Adam is torn between following Beverly's rules when it comes to off-campus lunch or going to the mall food court with his friends; after using Barry's college ID to get food at the dorm, Geoff becomes the "student" Barry wishes he could be.

Beverly decides to join Adam and Brea on their much-anticipated beachside vacation in Miami; Barry's celebratory joy after acing the MCAT is short-lived after Erica becomes the local hero when she saves a man from choking at the mall food court.

"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 Marilyn Monroe look-alike who made money posting photos online is found dead outside of her home by a neighbor.

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A daughter sues her father for moving expenses after he kicked her out of his condo; a woman blames her irresponsible dog-sitter for her dog's escape.

Two families argue over who is to blame after a child suffers a severe allergic reaction that leaves him hospitalized.

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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 mother is determined to discover what happened when her daughter is injured in a hit-and-run accident.

When a fundamentalist group is accused of robbing banks, authorities know they are dealing with experienced criminals and overwhelming evidence, but the defense is very well-funded.

A Wisconsin pharmacist is found shot in his bed beside a knife-pinned note, igniting a lengthy hunt that veers through feuds, barstool boasts, and a chilling intruder theory before the true killer is finally unmasked.

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

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 taco truck owner sues for additional food that was served during a party; a dispute between cousins over a damaged vehicle.

A woman evicts her nephew for bringing scantily clad women into her home and sues him for tossing out her valuable fur scarves.

A grieving father attacks his three-year-old son's killer in court; a judge screams expletives at a disruptive member of the gallery; a wheelchair-ridden defendant runs for it before entering court.

A father attacks his son's killer in court; a defendant drops an expletive during a virtual hearing; a man convicted of child abuse lashes out at the judge.

A woman blames her best friend for her newly single status and sticking her with a hotel bill; a wedding cake is destroyed after a bridesmaid brings her toddler.

A pastor ends up in court because a parishioner is dissatisfied with his prayer guarantee; a playdate ends in injury when a child is bitten at an animal fair.

A woman sues for the cost of a plane ticket after flying to Hawaii to be with her friend in her hour of need.

A man sues his ex-fiancée for the cost of their honeymoon, because she called off their wedding the day of the ceremony.

A dispute between co-workers over a soiled bed; a man sues his ex-girlfriend for making a scene at a business meeting, which cost him a future client.

A woman sues her brother for pawning her late son's valuable vintage guitar so he could pay for rehab.

"You Stole My Dog!".

A woman treats herself to a new hairstyle for the first time in years and is devastated when her hair starts falling out; the stylist says she didn't follow aftercare instructions for the chemical relaxer; they sue each other for emotional distress.

A woman in need of a fresh start moved into her sponsor's house, but when her son misbehaved, the sponsor's husband reprimanded him, and the arrangement quickly fell apart; the defendants are accused of withholding access to her remaining belongings.

When Mary takes a job as church secretary, she finds herself becoming Pastor Jeff's marriage counselor; Sheldon and Missy spend their first afternoon home alone.

Sheldon acts as Mary's spy during a youth lock-in at church; Georgie is attracted to an older woman.

When Adam wants to spend time with Dana instead of his mother, Beverly decides to teach him a lesson; Barry and Eric talk Adam into taking Dana to a haunted house.

With Adam's graduation approaching, Beverly debates staying on as William Penn Academy's Quaker Warden; Erica tries to get out of the Schwartz's longstanding tradition of dinner together every Sunday.

"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.