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Neighbors find themselves in court over accusations of a stolen chaise lounge and a carpet stained in retaliation.

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.

Hosts Audrey McClelland, Wil Gilbert, Brendan Kirby welcome guests and discuss the latest in Rhode Island's entertainment, events, arts, news and weather.

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.

Becky meets up with an old friend and feels pressured to impress him; Dan questions his position at the hardware store, which leads to a massive fight with Ben.

Becky is working double shifts and taking classes at the community college, resulting in less time with her daughter; Dan decides to foster an elderly dog.

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.

Calvin and Dave are both chosen to serve as jurors on the same trial; Malcolm and Marty get a big surprise when they fail to ask what the movie is about after they rent out their house for a film shoot.

When Calvin and Dave's college basketball teams go head-to-head, Dave surprises the Butlers with tickets to the game; a friend from Michigan visits and reveals surprising new details about Dave.

Bob's grand opening party for the sock factory is upstaged by a fight between Abishola and her sister-in-law.

After returning home from their wedding in Nigeria, Abishola moves into Bob's house and redecorates to make the place her own.

Claire and the kids hide a stray dog from Phil; even though Jay says he doesn't want new friends, Gloria invites a new couple over; Cameron rents out the upstairs apartment to a Christian rock band.

Claire is convinced there's a mole in the company; Phil confronts Auntie Alice about stealing Gloria's hot sauce recipe; Jay teaches Joe how to be a handyman.

Detective Stabler races against time to determine if a convicted man on death row also murdered and raped another victim.

The detectives investigate a cellist's (Tamara Gorski) orchestra conductor (Michael Nader) after she is brutally attacked in her apartment.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

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.

Host Joe Zito visits restaurants throughout the area and discusses menu items with Chefs and Owners.

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.

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 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?

Several murder victims are found with a dollar bill pinned to their chests; Voight makes a discovery about a friend; a series of home invasions.

Shana is reluctant to marry because she fears her boyfriend is cheating; Ashley thinks her boyfriend is unfaithful and addicted to online dating.

Madelin and boyfriend Maskendy say they have no idea how their 3-month-old suffered several fractures to her right leg; Stacy says her fiance's family members lied to the police about seeing her slap her 2-year-old to get her children taken away.

Three years of debate and a long-distance relationship come down to one moment and DNA results that change everything.

Gloria refuses to walk down the aisle unless Mike passes the test: fail, and it's game over.

A groom claims he was overcharged for wedding reception rentals; a dispute over a defective horse saddle.

A teacher who claimed to be African American on her job application accuses her boss of firing her for not being black.

After nine years of marriage, Tamela says she's done with her wife's lies, disappearing acts and late nights; she got a camera notification at work and saw Shantika flirting with another woman, then saw her again at the hospital, where Shantika quickly rushed her out of the room, which Tamela found very suspicious.

Rebecca says her fiancé, Anthony, traded one vice for another -- swapping his drug addiction for an obsession with gambling; he didn't pay the power bill, and their lights got shut off, then they were evicted because he lost his job.

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.

The 2026 NFL schedule release; key storylines and anticipated matchups.

A mom sues an after-school program for not intervening when a student with Tourette Syndrome repeatedly shouted racist insults at her daughter.

A teacher who claimed to be African American on her job application accuses her boss of firing her for not being black.

Hosts Audrey McClelland, Wil Gilbert, Brendan Kirby welcome guests and discuss the latest in Rhode Island's entertainment, events, arts, news and weather.

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.

Darlene learns some shocking news about an old friend; the Conners come together to help someone who is close to them.

Dan encounters a surprise visitor who shares some unsolicited advice, leaving him feeling guilty; Darlene welcomes a new employee to Wellman Plastics.

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.

Tina agrees to give Grover piano lessons; Malcolm lands a job in retail sales; neither has a first day that goes quite according to plan.

Calvin weighs the pros and cons of making a major life change; Marty turns to Dave for help dealing with a troubling discovery.

Doubts begin to creep in as Abishola awaits her acceptance letter to the medical school of her dreams in Baltimore; Bob battles his subconscious when he realizes he doesn't want to leave Detroit.

With Bob and Abishola settling into married life, Dottie feels pushed aside and decides to run away from home; Goodwin and Kofo bring a domestic dispute to MaxDot.

Manny talks the family into taking the train to attend Dede's wedding; Claire and Mitchell work on a toast; Phil and Cam are excited to spot their favorite author on the train.

Claire struggles to find the right time to fire an employee; Phil thinks he caught Luke with a girl; Alex moves back in, seemingly undetected; Jay refuses to believe it might be difficult to re-enter the workforce.

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.

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.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

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.

Joe cooks with a featured chef.

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.

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.

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.

When a bartender takes a bullet intended for Halstead, the bounty on him becomes more real; following a tense interaction, Platt and Nadia reach an understanding.

Carl says that when he disappears at night, it is because he has gone fishing for bass; Kaycee accuses Brandon of cheating on her again; Elie's fiancée thinks he is betraying her with her cousin.

Latece hopes that, with the results of a lie detector test, she can put her boyfriend's accusations to a halt; Tricha thinks her new husband's family is trying to sabotage their relationship.

The results of a polygraph test will reveal if webcam star and sugar baby Andrea has been cheating on her boyfriend, Justin.

The mysterious disappearance of a prized Steelers jersey has Michelle and Ken's 23-year relationship on the line.

A competitive game of tug-of-war leads to an injury; an interior designer seeks compensation.

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

Xiomara says her fiancée, Dequilla, twice popped up at her workplace to "catch her cheating," because she didn't answer her phone, and Xiomara was fired from both jobs; she also says Dequilla cheated on her with a man and got pregnant.

Raven says her fiancé's financial inconsistencies have been a huge problem: she had to donate plasma just to pay the bills and even got a job working for a trash valet company at six months pregnant, because Sherwood couldn't keep a job.

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.

The crew reacts to the 2026 NFL schedule release, breaking down the most anticipated games and player matchups.

Church choir members clash over a solo, leading to a torn robe and the soloist seeking medical attention after she fell off the stage.

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

Hosts Audrey McClelland, Wil Gilbert, Brendan Kirby welcome guests and discuss the latest in Rhode Island's entertainment, events, arts, news and weather.

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.

Mark is stressed and exhausted from studying for an important entrance exam, so Darlene steps in to help, but her plan backfires.

Darlene makes a decision about her trip to Hawaii, leading to a heated encounter with Barb; Becky gives a presentation on addiction to Mark's class.

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.

The Butlers and Johnsons decide to go on a double date, and they all get more than they bargained for at a new restaurant; Grover invites Malcolm and Marty to be the first guests on his new podcast.

Dave and Gemma host a memorable Thanksgiving in their new home; Dave's politically incorrect mother visits from out of town and meets the Butler family for the first time.

When Abishola finds out Dele canceled his plans to go to Harvard behind her back, Bob steps in to keep her from going ballistic.

After indulging in a luxurious girls' day with Dottie and Christina, Abishola worries she's losing touch with her humble Nigerian roots; Goodwin feels threatened when Kofo gets a pitch meeting with Bob.

The Dunphys travel to New York, while Mitch, Cam and Lily visit the Midwest, and Jay, Gloria, Manny and Joe go to Mexico; the family gets together for Father's Day.

Jay wants to make a good impression on a family moving in across the street; Manny tries to attract a radical thinker; the Dunphy family uses Alex's bout of mono to its advantage; Cam and Mitchell try to teach a message of acceptance.

Two Tulsa brothers fight for more than 20 years to prove their innocence after they were wrongfully convicted for separate murders.

Lester Holt spends two nights locked up and embedded inside the largest maximum security prison in America, the notorious Louisiana State Penitentiary, also known as Angola.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

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.

Host Joe Zito visits restaurants throughout the area and discusses menu items with Chefs and Owners.

Inside the trial against the three white men accused of killing Black jogger Ahmaud Arbery and the final guilty verdicts.