Trial Coverage
Gavel-to-gavel coverage of the murder trial in the death of George Floyd, through conviction and sentencing including community reporting and exclusive interviews with Floyd's  passenger and a relative of one of the four arresting officers.
Coverage of the trial and sentencing in the death of Ahmaud Arbery. Served as the pool reporter several days in the limited-space courtroom; conducted in-depth interviews of Arbery's family, the defense attorneys, and Rev. Jesse Jackson. Covered the shocking nationwide arrival of African American pastors to the courthouse grounds in response to offensive statements made during the trial.
New York v. Harvey Weinstein (2020)
Courtroom coverage of the camera-less trial, prosecuting the media giant for the first time on multiple counts of sexual assault from start to verdict.Â
Sanderson v. Paltrow
Coverage of the Utah ski-collision civil case involving actress Gwyneth Paltrow through verdict. Exclusive interview with jury foreperson in this rare instance of a celebrity personal injury case going to a jury trial.
FL v. Parkland School Shooter
Coverage of the sentencing trial for mass shooter who killed 17 students and faculty in Parkland Florida. Legal analysis on the fetal alcohol syndrome defense and interviews with victim family members who turned pain into purpose.
Florida v. Adelsons
Consecutive trials spanning 2023 - 2025 for a mother and son accused in a murder-for-hire plot against their former in-law, law professor Dan Markel.
United States v.
R0bert Kelly
Federal sex trafficking trial for famed R&B singer R Kelly. Reported observations from camera-less Brooklyn courtroom, provided legal analysis on the unique usage of federal Mann Act laws.Â
Texas v. Bernie Tiede
Coverage of the retrial of the East Texas mortician whose case inspired the film 'Bernie.'
For full trial archives and the latest coverage, visit courttv.com.
Thousands refunded the parents of a special needs child after months long investigation into gross healthcare overages charged to families and taxpayer funded insurance. Â EMMY award-winning consumer protection report.
Investigative Reporting
Rolling investigation into a military
technicality costing unsuspecting college students thousands and uncovers more people impacted.
A consumer investigation into complaints about car roofs detaching spontaneously during travel at highway speeds prompts a formal NHTSA evaluation.
Multi-part EMMY award-winning investigative report into a championship high school football team's controversial hydration practice.Â
Open records requests reveals a large percentage of those charged with sexually assaulting children avoid stiff sentences and the registry. Â A local mother opens up about the difficult decision to agree to a deal to protect her child from trauma on the stand.
A Jacksonville woman claims her access to motherhood has been blocked, not by financial or fertility issues, but legal ones. A 2014 child welfare law has drawn criticism for being unconstitutional. Lawmakers pushed it to better protect children with repeat offender parents. Critics of the law, however, say it allows the state to deprive people of their fundamental right to parent without evidence.
