Nine members of an organised crime group have been sentenced after running a cocaine and cannabis enterprise from a garden centre in Gloucestershire, with deliveries made across south Wales and into England.
Luke Cable, 25, was found with a rock of cocaine worth up to £6,120 after his father contacted police over concerns about his behaviour. He was jailed for three years at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court.
Johnathan Newbury, 34, was sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to stealing an electric bicycle and £800 from a vehicle.
A Flintshire resident says he has memorised every pothole on his commute and accuses the council of painting road markings over unrepaired damage.
A 29-year-old man from Pentre has been jailed for 18 months after admitting to controlling and coercive behaviour and assaulting a woman, including kicking her while she was pregnant.
A 41-year-old man has been jailed for 24 weeks after being caught hiding in shrubbery by two Cardiff PCSOs who chased him from a supermarket car park.
Tristan Roberts, 18, has been sentenced to life with a minimum of 22 and a half years after admitting to killing his mother Angela Shellis in Prestatyn.
An 18-year-old from Llanrumney has been charged with drug supply offences after crack cocaine, cannabis and several vehicles were seized following a foot chase.
Laura Webb, 37, was disqualified from driving for 12 months and fined £1,538 after pleading guilty to dangerous driving at the Avondale Service Station in Cwmbran.
Craig Bray, 28, from Newport, was sentenced to nearly two years and seven months after assaulting his ex-girlfriend, making threats to stab her, and burgling a care home.
The Welsh Government has announced £4.3m in funding for hospices across Wales alongside landmark commissioning guidance to address inequities in palliative care access.
A new health and wellbeing hub bringing GP, mental health and family services together is set to be built in Ely, Cardiff, with construction expected to begin in June.