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.
The Welsh Government is investing £655,000 in training programmes and paid placements to tackle a shortage of skilled housing professionals across the country.
Kurtis James, 18, was sentenced to 38 months detention after kicking and stamping on a 17-year-old before stealing his bank card in Port Talbot.
A new YouGov poll projects Plaid Cymru could take 43 seats in the Senedd election, with Reform UK second on 30 and Labour trailing on 13.
Eluned Morgan and Rhun ap Iorwerth clashed at the final First Minister's Questions before the Senedd election, trading blows over Labour's record and Wales's future direction.
Kieran Rogers, 34, was sentenced to three years and nine months after police linked him to cocaine and cannabis supply through a seized mobile phone.
Stefan Dobandi, 20, was sentenced to 10 years at Mold Crown Court for raping two teenage girls in Flintshire as they slept on separate occasions.
Robert Devney, 53, broke into a home on Drinkwater Gardens and stole a gold necklace and bank cards, which he used to buy tobacco and HP sauce at a local shop.
Adam Waters, 39, was sentenced to 19 months at Cardiff Crown Court after admitting burglary at Glanwern House in Pontypool.
Seven members of an organised crime group that recruited teenagers to sell heroin and crack cocaine across south Wales have been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court.
