
The CW delivers 15 hours of primetime entertainment programming per week in addition to nearly 400 hours of sports per year as the broadcast home to NASCAR Xfinity Series, WWE NXT, ACC football and basketball games, Pac-12 football games, AVP beach volleyball and PBR Team Series events.
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.
The brother of a murder victim seeks vengeance in court; a defendant in a wheelchair makes a surprise move and gets an officer's weapon; a sovereign citizen thinks he's above the law.
A father sues when a bystander calls the police because he was helping his kids use a public restroom; a camp director tells a boy his mother is a drug dealer.
A reckless car crash drives a wedge between lifelong friends after one admits to harboring feelings for the other's ex-boyfriend.
A man says he's still owed money for a "skidsteer," while his former friend argues that he got stuck with a machine that belongs in the scrapyard.
A buyer says he was left dead in the water after purchasing a boat engine that wouldn't fire up; the seller argues that the sale was "as-is" and says the buyer sank any refund hopes by dismantling the motor; it's left to the judges to decide who's charting the truth and who's drifting off course.
Tashika suspects that KC is cheating and stringing her along, so she demands a polygraph test for the truth.