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A car rental between co-workers goes south when a crash leads to finger-pointing over who should pay; verbal agreements and broken trust collide as the judges sort through the wreckage of a friendship.

A man sells his pit bull for $500 then sues the buyer for $1,600, saying she was supposed to give him a puppy but got the dog spayed instead; she says it was necessary for the dog's health, and she doesn't trust the man as a dog owner, anyway.

Dogs escape their home and wreak lethal havoc on a neighbor's henhouse; the hobby farm owner is injured while trying to save her beloved hens; she sues for damages.

A rescue pit bull described as gentle and well-behaved is beaten with a shovel to release a poodle from its mouth; the poodle's owner is also attacked and sues for $7K in medical bills and pain and suffering.

A large magnet falls off a truck and hits another car; the owner of a wellness center says documentation services delayed the start of her business.

A man accuses his girlfriend of emptying their shared bank account.

Local and regional news.

Local and regional news.

A teenager is convicted of encouraging her boyfriend to kill himself; exclusive interviews with those on both sides of the case.

Former freelance journalist Amanda Lindhout talks about being kidnapped in Somalia.

Harvey tries to repair a broken relationship; Louis, Donna and Rachel manage PSL; Mike gets help from an unexpected source.

An inside look at the international hunt for the killer of cyclist Moriah Wilson.

The powerful trial involving a deadly misunderstanding leads to an emotionally charged verdict; a violent offender loses his cool and is brought down by a heroic judge; a sovereign citizen in Montana won't give up without a fight.

Linda Yancey's husband hires laborer to kill her for insurance then flees to South America.

An innocent victim, 28-year-old Mila Barberi is gunned down while picking up her boyfriend, Saverio Serrano, from work.

Stabler pairs with a bitter cop (David Keith) to track a serial rapist/murderer who was recently released from prison.

The murder weapon in the killing of a teenage boy is linked to a case Voight worked on 17 years ago; the victim's father wants Area Central Homicide to take the case.

Computers aid the police and FBI in solving a string of crimes.

Gold and silver coins; tax stamps; an album signed by late singer Bob Marley; a vintage Win-a-Card game.

Jeff is left high and dry in California when he tries to help his friends stage a huge estate sale.

Friends argue after the biggest football game of the year is missed; a woman is sued for letting her boyfriend move in without asking her roommate first.

An event organizer sues the keynote speaker for whispering so quietly during his speech that attendees demanded a refund.

Paid programming.

Jordan Rubin, co-author of "The Biblio Diet," explains why the Bible has the best and most enjoyable guidelines for how to eat and be healthy.

A special one-week broadcast featuring Andrew teaching the Gospels in chronological order.

An ancient Roman "Ides of March" coin; an original "Mad Max" movie poster; an MGM lion brass knocker.

Atlanta Falcons cornerback Darnay Holmes joins the show; former NFL center Mitch Morse and Super Bowl champion defensive lineman Lawrence Guy guest host.

"Bitter Over a Broken Table.".

A man sues for the cost of a basketball playoff ticket after his friend's weed addiction got them booted from the arena.

An online romance ends with a date in court; a dispute between brothers after a trashed family lake house almost derails a proposal.

An artist sues a building owner for painting over a mural of his disgraced uncle; a friend is blamed after a rare cat ran away while she was house sitting.

An MMA fighter accuses a sponsor of giving him a supplement contaminated with steroids, resulting in a suspension that ruined his career.

Plaintiff sues her former friend for half of a collections bill.

Plaintiff dated the defendant, who is 10 years her junior and claims after she confronted him about his cheating, he threw chicken grease on her; she is suing because she says the defendant vandalized her vehicle, and she has the video to prove it.

A man hands over a $500 deposit for his sister's minivan, but when it comes time to seal the deal, she slams it in park.

A driver sues after being rear-ended, saying the other motorist had no insurance and refused to pay; the defendant blames his blinding LED lights and calls his repair estimate outrageous!

An Uber entrepreneur hires a mover to place a vending machine in a commercial space; understaffed and unprepared, the mover destroys her opportunity to make extra money when the machine promptly falls off his dolly.

Two childhood friends, a previous pro-boxer turned entrepreneur and a graphic designer, accuse each other of business sabotage, betrayal, and unpaid rent as they fight over $13K; tensions run high requiring intervention from both of the bailiffs.

A woman sues a cat breeder for the court maximum for giving her and her cats ringworm.

A wedding comes to a halt when a rented cable car breaks down; the bride and her father sue for damages; a flight attendant's apartment is deemed uninhabitable after her boyfriend allegedly causes a fire while she is at work.

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Members of Firehouse 51 are unhappy when Patterson fills in for Boden while he tries to clear his name; Severide may have found Serena; Chili and Jimmy attract more attention than they expected.

A member of Firehouse 51 is treated for life-threatening injuries; Cruz searches for Freddie; Mouch has a surprise for Trudy; Chili's behavior worries Brett and Jimmy.

The wife of Olympic medalist Dave Laut claims she killed him to save her life and the life of their 10-year-old son.

Bringing you closer to the action of University of Texas athletics, including Longhorn football, basketball and baseball.

Caryn Lieberman investigates the life of Kier Bryan Granado, a suspect wanted for murder.