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Project: Cold Case unveiled the second edition of its playing cards, designed to shed light on unsolved cases.

Adovcates are challenging several laws they consider anti-LGBTQ; a new deck of playing cards spotlights unsolved homicides; an exhibit features Americans and the Holocaust; the Jacksonville Music Experience prepares for the Sing Out Loud festival.

An organization designed to help families of unsolved homicide victims is having funding issues.

Welcome to “The Horse’s Mouth” with Tom McManus. Sponsored by Truck Accident Law Firm, The Horse's Mouth is a unique talk show where Tom’s guests sidle up to his bar to discuss the intersection of sports, business, and life. Today, Tom sits down with Brian Maxwell from Sales Professionals of America Recruiting, Ryan Backmann from Project: Cold Case, Tiara Bree from @TiaraBreeCosplay, & Thea Jeffers from Breezy Jazz House.

It is among Florida's oldest unsolved crimes on record, notorious for its brutality, as well as for a pool of suspects that numbered over 600.

These missing person cases, murders and other mysteries are solvable. The Unsolved Northwest team works to bring cold cases back into the spotlight.

There are nearly 3,000 unsolved cases. Almost half of them are in King County.

Arizona State University's independent student-run news organization covering Tempe, Phoenix, Mesa and Glendale.

Willetta Harmon feels robbed of a mother and cheated of a childhood. Her mother, Pamela Harmon was killed on January 24, 1982. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement said it was a hit and run.

A Florida non-profit made a deck of playing cards to help shine light on 52 unsolved homicides in the sunshine state.