Friday, June 27th TV listings for CW (WNNE-DT2) Plattsburg, NY
The Steve Wilkos Show You Had to Know Your Child Was Being Abused!
Violet's baby was brutally beaten to death by a caretaker; David says his estranged wife's story did not add up after their daughter suffered severe injuries.
Karamo Unlock: Are You Strong Enough to Delete It?; DNA Denial at Grandma's Funeral
Brittany's weight loss has heightened her husband's insecurities, and he accuses her of drinking excessively and cheating; Chaniqua learned at her grandmother's funeral that she might not be related to the family, starting a feud.
Maury My Daughter Is Trying to Trick You ... That's Not Your Baby!
Treveon has his new girlfriend spreading rumors and denying he fathered Brandi's baby; Linda insists that her daughter's boyfriend is not her grandchild's father.
Paternity court -- where genetic science meets the law -- brings families together or severs them.
Paternity court -- where genetic science meets the law -- brings families together or severs them.
The show partners with the W.K. Kellogg Foundation to host a special episode focused on the National Day of Racial Healing; actress and dancer Debbie Allen of the Debbie Allen Dance Academy; Grammy-winning poet J. Ivy performs.
Steve Wilkos doles out his own version of justice and sticks up for those in need of help.
Maury DNA Test My Baby ... I'll Prove Your Husband Is the Father!
Taylor denies cheating on her ex-boyfriend with men; newly married John says he cannot be his ex-girlfriend's baby's father.
Karamo Unlock: Are You Strong Enough to Delete It?; DNA Denial at Grandma's Funeral
Brittany's weight loss has heightened her husband's insecurities, and he accuses her of drinking excessively and cheating; Chaniqua learned at her grandmother's funeral that she might not be related to the family, starting a feud.
The Steve Wilkos Show Accused of a Felony ... I Need to Clear My Name
Kaleigh is unsure she wants a relationship with a man who was accused of rape at age 12; when new mother Tasha was 18, she was involved in a fight in which gunshots were fired, and, if convicted, she may be in prison for a long time.