Two men have been charged with affray in connection with the death of 42-year-old Derek Whyteside in Telford last month.
He died after being assaulted in Withywood Drive in Malinslee.
Image source, Whyteside familyA 16-year-old has been charged with murder and previously appeared at Stafford Crown Court where he was remanded in custody.
Andrew Hewkin
Newsreader, BBC Shropshire
Three people have been injured, one seriously, after a barbeque flared up at Hopton Wafers in Shropshire last night.
An elderly man was flown to hospital in Birmingham with what were described as "very serious burns".
It has prompted the ambulance service to issue a warning about the dangers of using accelerants on barbecues.
Here are three of the main stories on the Shropshire Star website today:
Firefighters expect to be at the scene of a large woodland fire in Shropshire for the rest of the day.
More than 50 were called out last night and managed to bring the blaze near Minsterley under control.
Station Manager Ian Lee, from Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, said the site had been difficult to get to and difficult to get water to, but that his crews were "were well drilled and well versed" in dealing with fires of this type.
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
A mainly dry and partly cloudy day, with sunny spells. Just a small risk of the odd shower in the afternoon.
Feeling warm with highs of 25C (77F)
Latest weather forecast for the West Midlands
The New Saints stage an extraordinary second-leg comeback against Shkendija in their Champions League qualifier but fall agonisingly short.
Read MoreA blueprint , externalfor increasing the number of electric car charging points in Shropshire and Herefordshire has been produced by an environmental group.
The draft strategy by Green Shropshire Xchange suggests they could be installed in retail parks, public car parks, hotels and leisure facilities and says there are grants available to finance them.
Image source, Getty ImagesIt is now looking for comments on its proposals, which it says are needed to bring visitors to the area.
Quote MessageOur vision is of a widespread, reliable network of charging points that provides reasonable choice to drivers in charging their vehicles across the Marches at a fair price with minimal inconvenience and supported by local amenities."
Green Shropshire Xchange
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
It should be a dry night with clear spells and lows of 13C (55F).
Latest weather for the West Midlands
Here are three of the top stories from today's Shropshire Star:
Reports of a rape at Oakengates station at the weekend are being investigated by West Mercia Police.
The force said it was called there at 05:42 on Saturday and it is checking CCTV footage and speaking to potential witnesses.
Image source, GoogleIt added the victim is being supported by officers and there have not been any arrests.
Anglers in Shrewsbury are being asked to behave responsibly during the hot summer weather, with oxygen and water levels in the River Severn low.
Shrewsbury Town Council said it had taken advice from the Environment Agency and was asking anglers not to fish for salmon, trout or grayling and to only fish in the early evening before dusk.
Image source, Environment AgencyIt has also asked anglers to give fish plenty of time to recover when returning them to the river and not to use keep nets.
It said it was giving the advice "to avoid any suspension of fishing".
A church service is being held this evening to say goodbye to the Anglican Bishop of Shrewsbury.
The Right Reverend Mark Rylands is returning to life as a parish priest in Dartmoor after spending the past nine years in the county.
Image source, Diocese of LichfieldThe service is being held at Shrewsbury Abbey and he said he's really enjoyed being in the county, saying there is a "certain directness about Shropshire folk and an undemonstrative kindness".
As the elusive rainfall hit parts of the region last night, the showers were captured by some of our BBC Weather Watchers.
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Image source, Peter StegglesA few scattered showers are forecast for today, but most places will remain dry.
Severn Trent Water said its reservoirs were in a "healthy position", despite others around the country facing a hosepipe ban.
The water company, which serves more than 4.2 million homes and businesses in the Midlands, has faced issues with pumping enough water to meet demand since the dry weather started.
However, a spokesperson said they have no plans for a ban, but they are asking customers to remain "water wise".
Meanwhile South Staffs Water, which supplies more than a million customers in the Midlands, also said it had "no issues".
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A planning appeal has been launched after Shropshire Council refused retrospective permission for luxury camping site in Bridgnorth., external
The plans at Highfield Farm in Hilton, refused in September, included three temporary wooden structures, a bell tent, kitchen area and shower block.
Case officer Sara Jones said despite the economic benefit, the business would have a “detrimental impact” on the appearance of the area and could not justify “inappropriate development” of green belt land.
But applicant David Steele believes it is a suitable diversification to his farming business.
A final decision will be made by the government’s planning inspectorate later in the year.
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
Today will have sunny spells with a few scattered showers and highs of 22C (72F)
Latest weather for the West Midlands
Alex Hamilton
BBC Weather
There's the small chance of showers this evening, but they should clear overnight with lows of 11C (52F).
Latest weather for the West Midlands
Kate Tebby
Journalist, BBC Shropshire
A 77-year-old man has been sentenced to two years and nine months in prison for historical sex offences against a boy at church events in Oswestry.
Christopher Moore-Bridger, from Orchard Street in the town, admitted a string of indecent assaults against Gareth Wyn Stephens, which began when the victim was 10 years old.
Mr Stephens took his own life earlier this year at the age of 41, the court heard.
Sentencing Moore-Bridger at Shrewsbury Crown Court today, judge Anthony Lowe, told the court that there had probably been 50 to 200 assaults over a four to five-year period.
A statement from the Lichfield Diocese said it took the safeguarding of children and vulnerable adults "very seriously".
"We are deeply saddened when the Church has failed to be a safe and nurturing environment, as was clearly the case here."
Some of the main stories on the Shropshire Star website today include:
About 40 firefighters were involved at the height of an overnight barn fire, in Wellington, Shropshire's fire service said.
Image source, Shropshire Fire & RescueEight appliances from across the county eventually extinguished the Rushton fire shortly after 01:00, it said.
