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There are plans to spend £1m to fix some of the worst roads in York.
Councillors are being told to spend some money from next year's budget for road maintenance after bad weather over the winter.
The city is also being urged to spend an extra £250,000 on filling potholes and £100,000 on fixing footpaths.
Michael Eaton was stabbed nearly 100 times in the back by his step-granddaughter Lindsey Fletcher.
Read MoreBridgewater Place, in Leeds city centre, had been closed to high-sided vehicles but has since reopened to all vehicles again.
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A memorial is due to take place in Sheffield later to remember the 72 people who died as a result of the Grenfell Tower fire in London.
Image source, PAIt's a year since the blaze took hold of the block in west London.
The commemoration will take place outside Sheffield Town Hall at 17:00.
Councillor Jim Steinke, who's due to speak at the event, says lessons must be learned from the tragedy.
"One of the lessons from Grenfell is that tenants were not being listened to by the local authority and I'm absolutely clear that we should be listening to tenants in Sheffield," he says.
A 15-year-old girl reported missing in Kirklees earlier has been found, say West Yorkshire police.
Officers thanked people who had shared the appeal to try and locate Katie Wickham, after she went missing from Heckmondwike.
Sheffield City Council have been at a standstill since the Town Hall clock stopped ticking on Tuesday, according to the Local Democracy Reporting Service.
The familiar sight of the 200ft tall Town Hall clock confused passers-by when the hands stopped working.
The council has confirmed it was "not struck by lightning" and added the chimes were still working.
A company hired by the council have started fixing it and hope to have it running again soon.
For the moment, the council are unsure how much it will cost to repair the clock.
A North Yorkshire Police officer has been sacked for gross misconduct after 15 years in the force.
Image source, North Yorkshire PolicePC Christopher Parnell admitted he had accessed the police computer system 30 times without an appropriate or proper policing purpose, during a three-day misconduct panel.
He also admitted failing to declare business interests and that he'd used police email and printers for his own business.
The officer had denied being aggressive, intimidating and confrontational to another colleague.
A takeaway based in Leeds' Kirkgate Market has been highly praised at the BBC Food and Farming Awards.
Image source, Manjit's KitchenManjit Kaur, who runs Manjit's Kitchen in the market, won the best street-food and takeaway category at the awards last night.
Judges said they were impressed by her cooking and Punjabi recipes.
Manjit was taught to cook Punjabi food from the age of six by her grandmother.
She launched Manjit's Kitchen with her husband in 2010.
It offers vegetarian Indian street-food from the food hall at the market.
It also caters a number of events at other locations from a yellow, converted horsebox.
Quote MessageIt feels absolutely amazing, it's fantastic being recognised as an independent food business."
Manjit Kaur, Proprietor
League One club Bradford City sign Aberdeen defender Anthony O'Connor on a three-year contract.
Read MoreResearchers in York have found the number of middle-aged cannabis users, external going into treatment has undergone a "sharp rise."
The study's also found the number of women seeking treatment for cannabis use has nearly doubled over the last ten years.
The numbers of people using the drug has been in steady decline over the past decade, from two million to almost one and a half million.
York researchers, however, highlight this may no longer be the case, with a sharp increase in cannabis users over the age of 40 and a 95% increase in women, presenting to treatment centres.
The research was led by Ian Hamilton from the University of York.
He says it's possible a combination of tobacco use and cannabis could have contributed to the rise:
Action is planned in Kirklees over claims workers have been refused leave to help dying relatives.
Read MoreA woman has died after falling from the top floor of Pinderfields hospital.
Image source, GoogleWest Yorkshire Police confirmed a 60-year-old woman fell from a balcony but said officers are not treating the incident as suspicious.
The trust is conducting its own internal investigation.
Quote MessageWe are supporting our own staff who witnessed the incident and who are obviously very distressed."
David Melia, Director of nursing, Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust
Yorkshire Wolds wildlife artist Robert Fuller has tweeted this great video showing how a kestrel copes with the high winds Storm Hector has brought to Yorkshire:
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A man has been killed in a two-car collision in Dewsbury.
It happened at about 21.25 last night on Thornhill Road when a blue Toyota Yaris and white Toyota Auris collided.
The driver of the Yaris, a man in his 30s, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The driver of the Auris was not injured.
Quote MessageI would appeal to anyone who was in the area around the time of the incident last night, who may have seen either vehicle prior to the collision, or who witnessed the collision itself to speak to the police."
Sgt Carl Quinn, West Yorkshire Police
Hundreds of people have turned out at the funeral of boxing trainer Brendan Ingle this afternoon.
Image source, bbcThe cortege arrived outside Sheffield Cathedral just before 13:30 to loud applause from the crowd.
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A large screen and speakers had been set up to allow the crowds gathered in front of the building to follow the service.
It began with the hymn All Things Bright and Beautiful.
The service will be followed by a private cremation.
A 15-year-old girl has been reported missing in Kirklees, say West Yorkshire Police.
Image source, West Yorkshire PoliceKatie Wickham was found by officers yesterday but has again been reported missing, officers say.
Police are concerned about her welfare because of her age and vulnerability.
She was last seen in Heckmondwike at about 19.30 on Wednesday.
She is described as white with long dark red/burgundy hair and wearing white ripped jeans, with a green cardigan and grey boots.
The funeral of legendary Sheffield boxing trainer Brendan Ingle is taking place at Sheffield Cathedral.
The Dublin-born former boxer died from a brain haemorrhage last month.
He gained his reputation by guiding several fighters to world titles from his Sheffield gym.
Before the service began, friends and colleagues gathered in the city's Cutlers Hall:
A private service will take place at the City Road Crematorium after the funeral.
Storm Hector brings a tree down in Girlington, Bradford, narrowly missing two parked cars, external.
Image source, Telegraph and ArgusA screen and speakers have been set up outside Sheffield Cathedral ahead of the funeral of boxing trainer Brendan Ingle.
The funeral service, which starts at about 13:30, will be relayed to people outside the cathedral.
Among those attending will be former boxers such as Johnny Nelson, who Mr Ingle trained at his gym in Wincobank.
Following the announcement by Unison that a bin collectors' strike will take place in Kirklees at the start of July, the council has said in a statement that senior council officers were due to have a further meeting with the union this afternoon - but its members walked out.
Kirklees Council says it had reached an agreement at previous talks in May about concerns over holidays, workloads, working practices and allegations of harassment and bullying.
But Unison has now made an "unreasonable demand" as a condition of any further talks going ahead, the council says.
The authority will put plans in place to minimise the disruption of the industrial action, it adds.
People are asked to watch the council's website and social media for more information.
