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The team talks about an unusual case where a 30-year-old in New York is being sued by his parents to make him move out. Also, a Southeast Fresno family is staying with neighbors after a late night house fire, Fresno County investigators have confirmed a body found last week was that of a missing Clovis teenager, and Fresno residents will now have more options flying in and out of the city.

The team talks about Grizzly Fest and whether it was a success or not. Also, police are investigating a fire that is being reported as an arson in Northwest Fresno, Fresno Police are saying a bicyclist is at fault in the crash that took his life, and a South Valley non-profit is changing lives through horses.

The team talks about the Royal Wedding that is captivating the world. Also, PG&E crews replacing a transmission tower in Northwest Fresno after a deadly crash, an investigation is underway after someone set a small fire in front of a Downtown Fresno church, and the countdown is on for what's being called the biggest local music event of the year.

The team discusses a children's policy at a restaurant in Monterey, California that is stirring up controversy. Also, tens of thousands of people lost power Thursday morning after a fiery crash knocked down a high voltage transmission line in Northwest Fresno, five people escaped a mobile home fire in Fresno County, and the Chowchilla-Madera County Fair gets underway.

The team discusses the debate that's tearing apart the internet-- is it Yanny or Laurel? Also, the Fresno County Sheriff is on her way to meet with the President along with more than a dozen California leaders, the Hanford City Council voted unanimously to break from the state's sanctuary law, and Fresno Police have taken another gun and gang member off city streets.

The team discusses the details of a case in Northern California where 10 children were removed from a home after police said they were abused. Also, California community colleges will soon be smoke-free, a federal appeals court will weigh the Trump administration's decision to end DACA, and the Community Food Bank is holding a special event to help fight hunger.

The team is talking their post Mother's Day as well as sharing a heartwarming story out of Tennessee. Also, the search continues for an 18-year-old, high school senior, that went missing while hiking and a meeting will be held to discuss a Fresno schools recent loss of charter.

The team gives some helpful tips on how you can get through allergy season. Also, they talk about their most memorable Mother's Day. A woman is in police custody after crashing into a bicycle rider in Central Fresno and Governor Brown's May budget revisions may include money to support his executive order to reduce wildfire dangers.

The team talks about the latest effort by California to become the leader in clean energy. Also, three American detainees held captive in North Korea are now back on U.S. soil, the search is back on for the man accused of shooting a someone at an auto store last month after he was released on a booking error, and Fresno Unified names their new school after a former poet laureate.

The team discusses a local high school swim team barred from competing after their coach failed to file the paperwork. Also, police investigate the second shooting at an apartment complex in west-central Fresno, and three detained Americans are on their way home from North Korea.