The Bronx Ink

A onetime cocaine addict was convicted today for the murder of a Greek Bronx pizza-maker in 1992. (New York Post)

Among the six “at risk,” predominately minority Catholic schools set to close is St. Pius V Girls High School—the only high school on the list. (New York Times)

A precious, one-of-a-kind mural was damaged during construction at the Bronx County courthouse. (NY Daily News)

Moms and dads gathered outside of a Fordham courthouse today to protest cuts in the tutoring of students who failed last year’s tougher state exams. (NY Daily News)

A Bronx resident who punched a cop in Times Square last summer while dressed as superman faces 10 days of community service.
(Gothamist)

In the wake of the death of an eight-week-old baby, family members are questioning the arrest of the infant’s father, who was charged with manslaughter. (New York Times)

Two weekend shootings—one in Morrisania’s Union Consolidated Houses and the other in the Soundview Houses—have left three victims dead. (Bronx News Network)

One entrepreneur is profiting from two Bronx schools’ ban on cell phones, charging kids pay $1 per day to store their gadgets while class is in session. (NY Daily News)