Llandeilo

A police and crime commissioner thinks teen social groups can make towns "inhospitable" for gangs.

The 1966 disaster killed 144 people including 116 children when a coal tip slid down a mountainside.

The 60-year-old victim is unable to speak properly because of stitches and swelling, police say.

Councillors back the plan for four primary schools claiming it will boost bilingualism.

High Court rules against a Cardiff shopper who brought a judicial review against South Wales Police.

Supporting people with mental health problems can occupy police officers for "10 to 12 hours".

A Welsh police force hopes a new questionnaire can make crash witnesses more reliable.

Judge Geraint Walters chose not to jail two drug dealers because their case had dragged on too long.

The 84-year-old was one of three victims who gave thousands of pounds to fraudster Kye Harwood.

Gary Swift, 53, and Scott Kilgour, 41, are charged with conspiracy to import cocaine.

There are calls to extend the deadline for mosques and churches to get funding for security.

There are calls for all officers in England and Wales to be issued with Tasers after attacks on police.

Cairn Newton-Evans now works as chief officer of the special constable at Dyfed-Powys Police.

Island House has been empty for 15 years since the owner's death and is on the at-risk register.

Thomas Carney, 28, is accused of murdering David Phillips, 76, who he met at Alcoholics Anonymous.

Darryl Dempsey took the PC's Taser and shot him before fleeing the scene in a stolen tractor.

Darryl Matthew Dempsey is accused of shooting the officer before escaping in a stolen tractor.

At least 120 weapons and ammunition rounds are handed into police during an amnesty.

Jackson Brown took £75 "hush money" but demanded more before posting the messages on Facebook.

Mark Hopkins was bribed to get an assault case dropped and was jailed before being sacked.

William Dieneman's story will feature in new Kindertransport exhibition in a Berlin railway station.

Kara Jones, who lost her baby son, says hospital staff ignored her pleas for an early delivery.

Rescuers spotted a small amount of debris and found the car, whose driver had already swum to shore.

Stephen Carl Smith shook the five-month-old baby while he was babysitting for a friend.

The story involves a Welshman who played a major role in extending the American Civil War.

Carmarthenshire council would not say why the head of Ysgol Gymraeg Ffwrnes was being investigated.

Officers attended a number of domestic abuse incidents at Denise Rosser's home before her death.

About 50 officers will use the app to track down suspects as part of a three-month trial.

Raised paths, benches, sculptures and signs will be installed on the outskirts of Carmarthen.

Judith Evans' family pay tribute to her and say she would be "loved and missed by us all, always".

A 25-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman are released from custody while police investigate.

The scheme, which uses A&E data to map crime, is used globally but it is not mandatory in Wales.

Phil Howard is one of a group of volunteers working on front desks at police stations in Wales.

Police say their inquiry is focussing on the tendering process for the Llanelli Wellness Village.

Police are investigating the death of 21-year-old Lauren Griffiths.

A man is being held on suspicion of murdering the 21-year-old in Cathays, Cardiff on April 30.

The patients' words are turned into a play aimed at lifting the stigma around terminal illness.

Paul Davies used Cody Garbrandt's photo and claimed he lived in a penthouse apartment.

Sophie Washington, 23, who received a transplant at 18, wins a gold medal for Wales.

Bradley John, 14, was found by his sister at their school in September last year.

A port authority says it will enforce by-laws and prosecute anyone seen leaping from height into water.

Asim Khan, 21, was stabbed to death in the city centre in the early hours of Sunday.

Robert Samuel was shot with plastic bullets after a stand-off in which he refused to drop his weapon.

The target is that no patient should wait over 12 hours to be treated, transferred or discharged.

Lethal injections will now be funded by ministers so farmers can avoid witnessing gun slaughter.

Christopher Kapessa's body was found in a river in Fernhill, Mountain Ash on 1 July.