1. Multifamily investors are targeting Prince George's County as a good bet to make big returns, citing the Purple Line as a big factor.

2. The county council has unanimously decided to ban fracking.

3. The Washington Business Journal reports on how the opening of a Little Caesar's on Annapolis Road in Bladensburg kicked off a wave of economic development in the county.

4. The government is attempting, for the third time, to convert the long-shuttered Glenn Dale Hospital site into a retirement community.

5. County executive Rushern Baker has just received the green light from the Maryland General Assembly for funding a new teaching hospital in Largo.

6. The Washington Post has an in-depth profile of former two-term Prince George’s County state’s attorney Glenn Ivey, who is favored to fill the House seat being vacated by Rep. Donna Edwards this fall.

7. While you're learning about Ivey, check out these five things you probably don't know about the candidate.

8. Patch asks the residents of Prince George's County which intersections are the most dangerous.

9. Atlanta Black Star, an online publication, has put five Prince George's County neighborhoods on its list of the 10 wealthiest black neighborhoods in America.

10. Prince George's County parents are trying to reverse the recent decision to close two public schools in the area.