Telemystery Update: Status of This Season's Prime Time Crime Series

Here's the latest update on where the television networks stand with respect to officially renewing — and canceling — your favorite Prime Time Crime series. There are only a handful of shows that are still up in the air …

ABC:

American Crime: No word yet.
Castle: No word yet.
How To Get Away With Murder: Officially renewed (for a third season).
Quantico: Officially renewed (for a second season).
Rookie Blue: Officially canceled (after six seasons).
Wicked City: Officially canceled (after airing just three episodes of its first season).

CBS:

Blue Bloods: Officially renewed (for a seventh season).
Criminal Minds: No word yet.
Criminal Minds Beyond Borders: No word yet.
CSI Cyber: No word yet.
Elementary: Officially renewed (for a fifth season).
Hawaii Five-0: Officially renewed (for a seventh season).
NCIS: Officially renewed (for a fourteenth and fifteenth season).
NCIS Los Angeles: Officially renewed (for an eighth season).
NCIS New Orleans: Officially renewed (for a third season).
Person of Interest: Officially canceled (after five seasons; a shortened fifth season premieres May 3rd, 2016).
Scorpion: Officially renewed (for a third season).
Zoo: Officially renewed (for a second season to premiere mid-Summer 2016).

Fox:

Bones: Officially renewed (for a twelfth and final season).
Brooklyn Nine-Nine: Officially renewed (for a fourth season).
Minority Report: No word yet.
Sleepy Hollow: No word yet.
Wayward Pines: Officially renewed (for a second season to premiere May 25th, 2016).

NBC:

The Blacklist: Officially renewed (for a fourth season).
Chicago P.D.: Officially renewed (for a fourth season).
Grimm: No word yet.
Hannibal: Officially canceled (after three seasons).
Law & Order SVU: Officially renewed (for an eighteenth season).
The Mysteries of Laura: No word yet.
Shades of Blue: Officially renewed (for a second season).

We'll update this list every couple of weeks or so until the Fall 2016 schedule has been confirmed by the networks.