'I Will Beat Them Until They Bleed': Valva Abusive, ADA Says: Patch PM

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'I Will Beat Them Until They Bleed': ADA Says Text Shows Valva's Abuse

During opening arguments, ADA says the jury will see Michael Valva's abuse, while defense attorney says Thomas didn't die of hypothermia.

Bicyclist Hit By FedEx Truck, Killed On Long Island: Police

Police say the man was riding Tuesday morning when he was hit. The incident is still being investigated.

Long Island High School Senior Performs On NPR, Brings 'Message Of Hope'

"Skin color can be seen as a barrier, but you shouldn't let that stop you from like chasing the dreams and the goals that you want."

Beyond Van Gogh Immersive Art Experience Coming To Long Island

The exhibit will run from Nov. 18 through Jan. 8.

1 Injured When Fire Breaks Out At Long Island Home

It started just before 2 a.m., drawing area firefighters to the scene.

Long Island Man Driving Drunk, Got Into Crash With 3 Kids In Car: Police

Police say he had three young children in his car when he hit a parked vehicle.

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