Bronx News Roundup, April 4

Weather: Keep your umbrellas on hand. It's gray and dreary in the Bronx today, with rain expected later tonight and continuing for the next few days.

Story Of The Day: Hometown Boy Makes Good
Bronx native Kemba Walker, the 20-year-old basketball superstar that's led the UConn Huskies to the NCAA championships, graces the cover of today's New York Daily News. Walker is an inspiration to those in the Soundview neighborhood where he grew up, the story says. He'll take the court tonight with the rest of the Huskies to face off against the Butler University Bull Dogs. More here. 

Quick Hits:
A class at the Clason's Point Library is teaching adults the ins and outs of using Facebook.

The National Transportation Safety Board is launching a six-month investigation into the discount bus industry, largely in response to last month's horrific Bronx bus crash that killed 15 passengers.

The Egyptian cobra that went missing from the Bronx Zoo last week was finally found, and now you can help name it. The zoo and the Daily News are taking submissions from the public, and you can vote online until 1 p.m. today.

A business group in midtown Manhattan known as the 34th Street Partnership doled out funds for the proposed ice skating rink in Van Cortlandt Park, a move that's irked some midtown merchants.

Adrian Rodriguez, the Bronx teen who was struck by a moving 5 train last week in Union Square, has died, NY1 reports.
A 32-year-old Bronx man who survived a shooting years ago was shot to death by a group of men Sunday morning in Melrose.

A third-grader from Morrisania is suing the NYPD. Public School 132 student Sofia Bautista says she was handcuffed by police officers last spring after she got into a classroom fight with another student.