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Three females and one male will make up the new additions to the Detroit Zoo, months after it said goodbye to three of it's other gorillas.

There's a new bachelor group at the Cincinnati Zoo.

The Detroit Zoo is saying farewell to three resident gorillas, the family of a lineman who was electrocuted while working in Lincoln Park speaks about their heartbreak, and a CPS supervisor was put on leave after a 9-month-old baby died Monday: here are the top stories from FOX 2's Week in Review.

In Wednesday's News Hit: - New details add to the evidence that the parents of the Oxford High School shooter played a role - The Detroit Zoo is welcoming the public to say goodbye to a gorilla trio that is soon leaving the zoo - Educators say if lawmakers don't act fast and approve a budget, schools might not open this fall

After spending 20 years at the Detroit zoo, three beloved gorillas will soon be leaving for a different zoo.

The Detroit Zoo said three male gorillas will be moved from the zoo after two decades, but preps are underway to welcome a new group.

Half-brothers Chipua “Chip," Pendeka “Pende" and Kongo-Mbeli “Kongo" - favorites of the zoo's visitors - have lived in the Great Apes of Harambee habitat for two decades.

Enjoy a sensory-friendly day at the DNR Outdoor Adventure Center, stop by Royal Oak Taco Fest, check out free live music in Auburn Hills, and more this weekend in Metro Detroit.

The Detroit Zoo said three male gorillas will be moved from the zoo after two decades, but preps are underway to welcome a new group.