Welcome to today’s edition of the Bronx News Roundup. Starting Monday, we’ll begin posting roundups in the morning all week long, so you can start your day with a full cup of Bronx news. Weather today: Severe thunderstorm are expected this afternoon and tonight.

One of the suspects in the killing of 4-year-old Bronx boy Lloyd Morgan has been identified as 17-year-old Rondell Pinkerton. According to NYPD boss Ray Kelly, Pinkerton admitted to being at the scene and firing shots (in self defense) during an altercation at basketball tournament Sunday. Kelly said three or four people fired shots that day, but it’s unclear who fired the shot that hit young Lloyd Morgan. Neighbors had nothing good to say about Pinkerton, the Post reports.

Community Connections for Youth, a South Bronx nonprofit group, is working to support formerly incarcerated youth as they transition back into society, the Daily News reports.

A Bronx super is facing felony charges for allegedly running a dog fighting ring, the Wall Street Journal reports.

A Riverdale playwright takes a look at the lives of princesses after the Fairy Tale ends, the Daily News reports.

No eighth graders in the Bronx District 7 — Melros/Mott Haven/Councourse Village — notched the highest score, a 4, on the state English exam, the Daily News reports.

The Times takes a look at an enormous new residential development project in West Farms — 10 buildings, 1,325 units — that is being led by the firm founded by former City Council Speaker Gifford Miller. The project is receiving money from the Bronx BP’s office and Council majority leader Joel Rivera.

The Bronx’s unemployment rate was up to 14 percent in June, up from 12.1 percent a year ago at this time, WSJ reports.

That’s all for today. Send your links and news tips to us at norwoodnews@norwoodnews.org.