Longmire

A widowed Wyoming sheriff works to overcome the pain of his wife's death by dedicating himself to his job.

Longmire and his team investigate the death of an exotic dancer with possible Amish roots; Cady's new relationship stirs up controversy.

Longmire uncovers long-buried family secrets when he probes the deaths of a man and his award-winning horses in a barn fire.

Longmire seeks Henry Standing Bear's assistance in a case involving two dead bodies and a Mexican drug cartel.

Walt and the team look into the disappearances of several Cheyenne foster children and an unregistered sex offender.

Walt suspects a bear was baited to fatally attack a released murderer; Branch's retired uncle, a former sheriff, can't resist the lure of law enforcement.

A wealthy beer distributor is brutally assaulted for a seemingly worthless painting; Vic's husband is jealous of her relationship with Walt; Branch's father uncovers damaging information to Walt's campaign.

Henry uses his tracking abilities to locate an unstable young woman who may be involved in the murder of a gas-station owner.

Politics complicate Walt's investigation into the death of the president of the Tribal Council; Walt feels betrayed after learning of Cady and Branch's affair.

A killer targets the four boys acquitted of raping a developmentally disabled Cheyenne girl; Walt confronts the reality of his wife's death when a detective from Denver arrives.