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Lions to return to Saint Louis Zoo (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - After over a year without, the Saint Louis Zoo is welcoming two lions to their care. According to a release on Tuesday, the Zoo announced the return of African Lions to the zoo with the welcome of Araali and Bantu. Araali is a 6-year-old female lion from the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance. She arrived in St. Louis on September 2 and made her “public debut” in Big Cat Country on Tuesday. Bantu is a 12-year-old male lion who will be arriving at the Zoo soon from
Weather, ducklings affect MoBOT’s ‘Waterlily Weigh-Off’ entry (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The Missouri Botanical Garden has placed a waterlily that can hold nearly 150 pounds into the annual Waterlily Weigh-Off. For the annual 2026 Waterlily Weigh-Off, the Missouri Botanical Garden (MoBOT) submitted a Victoria ‘Longwood Hybrid’ waterlily that can hold 149 pounds on a single pad. The weigh-off is an annual competition created and hosted by the Denver Botanic Garden and shows waterlilies from around the world. This was the third consecutive year MoBOT w
IAI hosts 110th conference Downtown as attendees learn at the ‘Super Bowl of forensics’ (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The International Association for Identification is hosting its 2026 conference in St. Louis, marking the 110th event. The International Association for Identification (IAI) conference allows attendees to gain certifications in various disciplines within crime scene processing and see emerging technology in the field. The St. Louis conference is seeing nearly 1,300 attendees with representation from 29 different countries. “Oh, IAI is the Super Bowl for people th
Bald Eagle recovering from being shot will not be released into wild, to remain at World Bird Sanctuary for time being (opens the original)
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ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - A Bald Eagle that has been at the World Bird Sanctuary for two years after being shot will not be released into the wild, the Sanctuary announced on Wednesday. The bird, identified as Bald Eagle 24-390, was brought to the Sanctuary for care after suffering from a gunshot wound to its beak. The Sanctuary said that the gunshot affected the upper portion of his beak, and despite healing well, beak maintenance will require regular human intervention. The team at the
‘I love blood’: Officials reveal texts between teens accused of killing 5 family members (opens the original)
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EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill. (KMOV/Gray News) – One of the teens accused of killing five people and injuring two others in a mass shooting in East St. Louis appeared in court for the first time on those charges. At 16 years old, Ja’ymier Davis is facing 12 charges as an adult, including five counts of first-degree murder. The other person arrested in connection with the mass shooting is a 15-year-old girl who faces charges in juvenile court. According to the State’s Attorney, WT’s aunt, Cherie May, 49,
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