DALLAS — It’s been nearly five years since Dallas rapper Mo3, whose real name was Melvin Noble, was shot and killed on Interstate 35E. Now, one of the men accused of his death is expected to face a ...

Melvin Noble, Jr., also known as the late multi-platinum artist Mo3, has scored yet another legal win in his estate’s fight for peace. On April 28, after a week-long trial and just under two hours of ...

Mo3’s murder case will head to trial in November as one of the accused becomes the first to face a jury in the high-profile shooting. Mo3 will finally get his day in court nearly five years after he ...

The guy accused in Mo3’s murder wants Donald Trump to help him bond out of prison—even though he’s already serving a 9-year sentence. The guy accused of gunning down Mo3 in broad daylight on a Dallas ...

DALLAS — Dallas rapper Yella Beezy has a trial date after he was arrested and charged with capital murder earlier this year for allegedly hiring a hitman to kill his fellow rapper and former ...

The estate of Melvin Noble Jr., known professionally as Mo3, has emerged victorious in a significant copyright dispute, securing sole ownership of the late rapper’s music catalog. On April 28, 2025, a ...

DALLAS — The estate of murdered Dallas rapper Mo3 will officially maintain control over his recordings, a jury ruled in a copyright lawsuit. A jury ruled in favor of the estate of Melvin Noble Jr., ...

The estate of Mo3 has been awarded $5,000 and sole ownership of the late rapper's vocal recordings in a copyright lawsuit. After a jury sided with Mo3's family in the lawsuit against former sound ...

July 21, 2025, at 2:15 p.m.: This story has been updated with a statement from Devin Maurice Brown's lawyer. Five years after Dallas rapper Melvin Noble (known as Mo3) was gunned down in broad ...

DALLAS — Police arrested Dallas rapper Yella Beezy on Thursday and charged him with capital murder in connection with the November 2020 shooting death of his rival performer Mo3, court documents show.

Yella Beezy wants to silence the noise. On April 15, Yella Beezy released his first new song since posting bail on March 28 after his bond was reduced to $750,000 in the Mo3 murder-for-hire case.