Tmz.com has it:

UFC Light Heavyweight champ Jon “Bones” Jones was arrested early this morning for DUI after he totaled his Bentley in upstate New York … TMZ has learned.

Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … Jones was involved in an accident at around 5:00 AM in Binghamton, NY. We’re told the car — which Jones crashed into a pole — was totaled and cops arrested Jones on the scene for DUI.

According to our sources, Jones was taken into custody by Broome County Sheriff and bailed out a few hours later … by his mom. Jones is from nearby Ithaca.

Jones last fought on April 21, defeating Rashad Evans by unanimous decision.

#UFC just offered me to fight BJ Penn…I said YES!!!!! Just waiting on him!!!!!! Let’s scrap bra?

— Josh Koscheck (@JoshKoscheck) May 17, 2012

Bloodyelbow.com has it:

The future of UFC great B.J. Penn has been in a bit of doubt following his apparent retirement following his UFC 137 loss, when he said “Joe, this was probably the last time you’ll see me in here. I can’t keep performing at the top level. That’s it Joe. I got a daughter and another daughter on the way, I don’t want to go home looking like this. I’m done.” Last month, UFC president Dana White said that despite having “heard some s**t” about Penn being retired, when he talked to B.J., he said that he was going to fight again.

There was also a story earlier this month where Dana said that he had tried to make a fight between Penn and Strikeforce champion Gilbert Melendez, but that Penn told him he wasn’t fighting for a while.

• Jeremy Stephens suffered a broken orbital bone courtesy of Donald Cerrone last night.
  

  Broken orbital bone won’t keep me down for too long. Still good times with friends instagr.am/p/KslsSLNbaW/

  — Jeremy Stephens (@LiLHeathenMMA) May 16, 2012

• Article courtesy of CagePotato.com:
  Fabio Maldonado should have learned his lesson in his fight against Kyle Kingsbury last June — if the judges refuse to count body punches as “effective damage,” you might as well just start head-hunting and grunting and hope for the best. Once again, the Brazilian light-heavyweight put on a body-shot clinic in his bout against Igor Pokrajac at last night’s UFC event, and once again he wound up with a unanimous decision loss, with one judge inexplicably handing all three rounds to the Croatian. Many observers called this one a robbery, and you can understand why if you look a little closer at the striking totals. According to FightMetric…
  - Round 1: Maldonado out-landed Pokrajac 36-6 in significant strikes, 47-16 overall.

  - Round 2: Maldonado out-landed Pokrajac 26-13 in significant strikes, 60-18 overall.

  - Round 3: Maldonado out-landed Pokrajac 36-17 in significant strikes, 59-30 overall.

  - Overall: Maldonado’s success-rate for significant strikes was 72% (98 of 137), compared to 45% for Pokrajac (36 of 80). The final overall striking total was 166-64 in Maldonado’s favor. Of course, some of Pokrajac’s shots ranked among the most effective of the match, and he did score a takedown in round 1, but was Pokrajac’s strike-quality really enough to overcome Maldonado’s overwhelming advantage in quantity? And are body-shots the new leg-kicks, in terms of MMA judges not giving them enough credit?

  Sketchy decision aside, Maldonado vs. Pokrajac was a highly entertaining scrap that was a clear front-runner for UFC on FUEL 3‘s Fight of the Night award — until Zombie vs. Poirier came along and snatched the bonuses away at the buzzer.

• Former UFC fighter Paul Kelly, along with several others, has been arrested and charged for drug offenses after a drug bust in Liverpool.

  THREE men were charged with drug offences last night after raids across Merseyside.

  Police swooped on addresses in Liverpool and Sefton yesterday and arrested six men and a woman after seizing Class A drugs and firearms ammunition. The force’s Matrix unit supported by neighborhood officers executed the dawn raids and also confiscated large amounts of money.

  …

  Christopher McGirr, 27, of Carina Court, Aigburth, and Paul Kelly, 27, of Swanside Road, Knotty Ash, were charged with conspiracy to supply Class A and B drugs. Paul Rogers, 27, of Smithford Walk, Roby, was charged with conspiracy to supply Class A drugs.

  All three men were held in custody and were due to appear at Liverpool magistrates court this morning.

  Just to clarify yes my house was raided by mersyside matrix division who found no drugs or anything ov any criminal nature

  — paul kelly (@paulkellymma) May 16, 2012

• Rafael Natal (14-3-1) will face Andrew Craig (7-0) at the UFC on FUEL TV 4 event scheduled for July 11th at the HP Pavilion in San Jose California.

  Guys my opponent for my next fight @ufc on fuel TV 07/11 gonna be Andrew Craig. Here we goooooo…

  — rafael natal (@rafaelsaponatal) May 16, 2012

• Tom DeBlass (7-1) is also scheduled to face Nick Penner (11-2) on the UFC on FUEL TV 4 card. This fight will likely send the loser packing. theScore.com was first to announce this fight earlier today.

  Next fight against Nick Penner July 11 UFC fuel.

  — Tom DeBlass (@TomDeBlass) May 16, 2012