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• King of the Jungle... On Your Plate?

  An exotic taco restaurant in Florida faces criticism for adding lion meat to the menu.

• Hospitals: The Price You Pay

  Survey finds wide discrepancy in fees hospitals charge for common procedures.

• Veteran Denied Service

  A Texas restaurant turns away a combat veteran because of his PTSD service dog.

• Cherry Season in the Valley

  Cherry season is just beginning here in the valley. Growers are harvesting the fruit, and accessing damage done by the recent storm.

• Court Delays Madera Family's Closure

  Krista Pike's parents remember their daughter as though she's still with us. The pain caused by her death is every bit as present.

• Home Invasion Robbers Who Allegedly Posed as Cops Arrested

  Tulare County Sheriff's deputies busted a group of gang members who used police gear to ransack homes. The arrests were made Tuesday, but investigators believe the thieves have been working together since October.

• Residents Urged to 'Be Prepared for a Fire'

  Fire season just began, and already there have been several blazes around the state. It's wildfire week and fire agencies are warning about the dangers of not preparing your home for fire season.

• 'Obama' Target a Coincidence, Company Says

  Controversy brewing over shooting targets resembling President Obama. The target was pulled at the NRA Convention in Houston. But public outcry is growing after the targets were found on a local retailer's shelves.

• Yosemite Spokesperson Talks Recent Hiker Death, Safety Tips

  Yosemite National Park Spokesperson Scott Gediman was interviewed on KSEE Sunrise to talk about the death of a hiker at the park and how visitors can enjoy the park safely.

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  Surround Yourself With The History of Madera

  The Madera County Courthouse is history itself. First built in 1900 and rebuilt after a fire a decade later. But INSIDE this building, the history of Madera and the surrounding area lives on. Dozens of rooms inside the Courthouse Museum showcase what life was like as far back as the mid-1800s.

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