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10 hours ago | patch.com | Kristin Danley-Greiner

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, MD — Prince George’s County educators cast no-confidence votes in PGCPS Superintendent Millard House II at an emergency virtual meeting held Wednesday night. A recent survey of Prince George's County Education Association members showed that more than 75% of educators lacked confidence in the superintendent’s leadership in academic direction, transportation and safety operations, and communication with educators, the organization's leader stated.

10 hours ago | patch.com | Lisa Finn

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:"Their quick response and effort protected nearby homes, businesses and residents from what could have been a far worse situation."The man fatally shot an unarmed 28-year-old man 10 times and then fled to Virginia, the DA said. A Long Island woman was charged with animal cruelty after keeping a gray and white female dog in poor living conditions, the SPCA says.

11 hours ago | patch.com | Lisa Finn

SHELTER ISLAND, NY — A woman was seriously injured after crashing her electric bike on Shelter Island Tuesday, police said. According to Shelter Island Town police, the incident took place at 3:10 p.m.; police and emergency medical services responded to the scene on Route 114. When officers arrived, they found a female lying on the roadway and being moved by bystanders out of the street, police said. She was exhibiting signs of serious injury, police said.

13 hours ago | patch.com | Kristin Danley-Greiner

UPPER MARLBORO, MD — A 55-year-old Upper Marlboro man has been sentenced for visa fraud. An investigation conducted by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Homeland Security Investigations, Maryland, along with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, led to the apprehension of Douglas Anthony Eze. According to his guilty plea, Eze, who owns Largo Financial Services, illegally entered Canada in 1991 using a fake passport. After Canada issued a deportation order in 1995, Eze fled.

13 hours ago | patch.com | Kristin Danley-Greiner

COLUMBIA, MD — National Donut Day is always observed on the first Friday in June, and there are plenty of places in Howard County and across Maryland offering deals on the sugary swirls The Salvation Army’s now legendary “Doughnut Lassies” fried in frontline soldiers’ helmets during World War I.