Derbyshire County Council is looking to appoint a “master developer” to lead the £130 million Matlock County Hall project, in which it would move out of its current ageing and historic ...

A 42-mile circular trail designed for walkers, cyclists and horse riders has been officially launched in Derbyshire. The White Peak Loop connects the towns of Matlock and Bakewell, guiding ...

Melanie Lynskey (Two and a Half Men), Jason Ritter‘s (Julian) wife, has already spoken out about wanting to appear on Matlock. And with what’s to come in Season 2, there might be room!

Many of these shows have to spend significant air time justifying their existence. Fortunately, Matlock, a reboot of the 1986 NBC series starring Andy Griffith, is not just another reboot lost in ...

If you’re starting to feel like Matlock is sending mixed messages, you are not alone in that mindset. What began as a clear-cut mission has quickly spiraled into an epic mystery with numerous ...

The bad news? There’s no new episode of Matlock tonight. When does Matlock return to CBS? Here’s everything you need to know. Nope. The Sweet 16 is airing on CBS tonight. The next new episode ...

One of those series is, unfortunately, CBS’ freshman hit Matlock. The Kathy Bates-led legal drama isn’t on tonight, but you can catch up with past episodes for free on PlutoTV. When exactly ...

Residents have raised concerns about Derbyshire County Council’s plans to pull down two characteristic internal footbridges ...

Matlock is one of the most popular new shows on the CBS network. With Kathy Bates at the helm, how could it not be? The cast of Matlock experienced The Jennifer Hudson Show’s Spirit Tunnel, and ...

The ongoing Matlock season 1 has found many takers, thanks to its witty screenplay helmed by the talented Kathy Bates. Containing 14 episodes, the finale of Matlock season 1 is scheduled to air on ...

Things are definitely coming down to the wire with Matlock’s newest discovery and subsequent conclusion. We’ll get to that in a minute because it’s just too juicy not to go into great detail.