Extra Extra: The NYPD Dance Team brought it

It’s Tuesday afternoon in New York City, where Rover the beloved bald eagle was allegedly killed by a driver on the Henry Hudson Parkway.

Here’s what else is happening:

• “The intent [of enforcement] was to ensure that folks are given a chance to cease illicit activity, that folks are not being unnecessarily railroaded. But right now, essentially the fines are a cost of doing business”: Chris Alexander, the head of the state’s Office of Cannabis Management, explains why his agency isn’t shutting down illegal weed shops left and right.
• In the hopes of getting a springtime Tonys boost, more than half of this year’s scheduled Broadway show debuts are happening in March and April.
• Japanese restaurateur Yuji Haraguchi is suing Wegmans for allegedly ripping off his seafood market, Osakana, after the grocer failed to buy it — and then opened a similar section, called Sakanaya, inside the Manhattan Wegmans.
• Just let the NYPD Dance Team go on PIX11 and dance to Flo Rida, it’s fine. (Was there pushback when we saw their rehearsals last month?)
• The proposal for a Midtown East casino plaza no longer includes a Ferris Wheel but now features two towers connected with a sky bridge and rooftop infinity pool.
• An eight-year-old Singaporean boy has become the youngest chess player to beat a grandmaster.
• Speaking of precocious kids, former Disney “star” Bridgit Mendler has founded a satellite company.
• Scientists have spotted the “brightest and hungriest” black hole ever.
• And finally, silent but deadly: