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A nurse anesthetist performs CPR on his 31-year-old estranged wife, but she does not survive; he thinks she has taken pills; the autopsy points to a more sinister cause of death.

Years before the conviction of South Carolina legal scion Alex Murdaugh for the murders of his wife and son, there was another mystery in Murdaugh country: the hit-and-run death of Stephen Smith, a 19-year-old gay man.

The murders of two young women of Phoenix, Arizona, killed 10 months apart in 1992 and 1993, go unsolved for more than two decades; thanks to time and new technology, police find a person of interest.

Lamar Johnson spent almost three decades in prison for the murder of his friend Markus Boyd; in February 2023, his murder conviction was overturned, and Lamar Johnson was finally exonerated; Erin Moriarty reports.

On a 2019 TV game show, Tim Bliefnick said his biggest mistake at his wedding was saying "I do"; it was a joke at the time, but it didn't seem so funny years later when, amid a contentious divorce, his wife Becky is shot 14 times in her home.

A suburban home to accommodate a multi-generational family.

Kelly and Robin need an expansion for their growing family.

A couple with a secret romance face backlash from the bride's family.

A landlord rents both a garage and the space in front of it; a plumber who stores his tools in the garage says his access was blocked, so he withheld rent.

A deal on a mobile home purchase turns sour.

A pit bull attacks a border-collie mix.

Parties fight over the trademarked name of a wrestling promotion.

A landlord and his realtor try to get their story straight over a rent reduction they offered their tenant.

A man accuses his mechanic of getting his truck impounded; the mechanic says he's never seen the truck in his life.

A man admits to cheating on the woman he has a child with; she claims he physically assaulted her.

The plaintiff petitions the court for a paternity test, saying the defendant is one of a few men who could be her biological father.

A woman sues her ex for property damage and emotional distress, saying he was possessive, even controlling what she wore.

Highlights include kids getting lollipops made of broccoli; cats causing chaos; slow-motion mishaps; a man who loses his pants while being chased by a goose; a girl who denies eating cotton candy even though she has pieces of it in her hair.

Lalie and her children suffer from mold, mice and flea infestations due to their upstairs neighbor and landlord, Denise, who is a massive hoarder.

Terry and Bill seem to be the perfect couple; the murder of her daughter has led Nancy to hoard.

After being the target of a school shooting a former principal's life has changed; paralyzed by PTSD and hoarding Wayne has abandoned his family.

Frank didn't expect Susan to fill his house with clutter when she moved in; though her home of forty-eight years sits condemned just two blocks away.

Beverly's clutter has filled up her entire home and her three beloved dogs have helped make the space completely unlivable.

Jessica is a little person with dangerous toppling piles of clutter; along with her mother she has filled her entire home.

A wife has transformed one couple's home into a heap of trash; on the verge of foreclosure.

Geoffrey lost his home and has 30 days to clear the clutter or he will lose everything left inside.

Beverly's clutter has filled up her entire home and her three beloved dogs have helped make the space completely unlivable.

Jessica is a little person with dangerous toppling piles of clutter; along with her mother she has filled her entire home.

A wife has transformed one couple's home into a heap of trash; on the verge of foreclosure.

Geoffrey lost his home and has 30 days to clear the clutter or he will lose everything left inside.

Ken's girlfriend is giving him one last chance to clear out; Lea could lose her children if she cannot clean her clutter.

Tim's inheritance is dwindling and he risks losing his home; twin brothers Lorrin and Orin face a similar predicament.

A divorced couple decides to give their marriage another chance but have kept their engagement a secret from family and friends. Once the happy news is revealed, their loved ones are left shocked, confused and more than a little concerned.

A same-sex couple wishes to marry, but one groom's deeply religious mother has made it clear that she believes being gay is a sin; fearing rejection, her son has hidden his life and two-year engagement from her.

For this couple, a chance encounter at a gas station led to a passionate and steamy romance, and now an upcoming wedding; but with their continuous cycle of volatile breakups and dramatic makeups, both families have cause for concern.

The plaintiff's truck goes up on a lift for repairs and comes crashing down, needing more repairs.

Two dogs scrap through a fence, but no one is around to see it, so the matter of who should pay the veterinary bills is on the fence.

A girlfriend, some cats and a bunch of international musicians were not on a tenant's lease; he says the place was uninhabitable.

A man's dream to build a tiny house in Arizona is squashed by bureaucracy.

A struggling teacher tries to recover his security deposit from a persnickety landlord.

A young woman who loaned money from her college savings to a man she met online says she never got paid back.

A man sues his baby mama for car damages and says he broke up with her after learning she cheated on him, but she's been harassing him and his new girlfriend.

A plaintiff has petitioned the court for paternity tests to learn if a defendant is the father of her children; a woman wants proof that her late son was the father of a defendant's daughter; a woman wants to see if she and a defendant are sisters.

A woman says she started dating the defendant after her husband suddenly passed away but claims that, after she lent him money and bought him furniture, he broke up with her, so she's suing for reimbursement; he says everything was gifted to him.

A woman tries to order hotel room service from a lamp; a teenager immediately drops her new phone; funny faces in slow-motion; a woman vacuums without noticing the hose is unattached; a remote control car frightens a cat.

Chris faces the fallout of not having Nell's back during the family dinner; Destiny invites all the women to a winery to get to know each other better, but she finds herself stuck in the middle when things get heated between Tisha and Nell.

Marsau asks Tisha to face a future with grown kids; Nell threatens to air dirty laundry about Marsau; the Scotts 1.0 work with a sex therapist and come to a new level of understanding; couples therapy uncovers interesting aspects of Maurice's past.

Tommy sends the singles on a getaway to test their connections; Channon is determined to spend time with her number one, no matter the cost; Bello struggles juggling his interests; Vince and Lauren's disagreements reach new heights.

A trip can make you fall in love or fall on your face! Steven has multiple blunders, Ashante questions her connection with Bello, and Vince tries to right things with Lauren. Dom gets pissed when one woman talks about her without saying her name.

Tommy enlists the men to introduce their connections to their families; Donnah shocks Vince with an "engaged by" date; after an argument, Darius' focus shifts from Ashley to a new connection; Dominique and Lauren butt heads in front of Bello's brother.

Financial relationship coach Leah Collins creates a game plan for Cory and Nina, a couple struggling to support a family of four with only one income and a boatload of debt.

Three high-powered couples come together for a joint real estate venture, the Comeback Group, in Huntsville, Ala.

Tommy enlists the men to introduce their connections to their families; Donnah shocks Vince with an "engaged by" date; after an argument, Darius' focus shifts from Ashley to a new connection; Dominique and Lauren butt heads in front of Bello's brother.

Financial relationship coach Leah Collins creates a game plan for Cory and Nina, a couple struggling to support a family of four with only one income and a boatload of debt.