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Erika Cherrelle Bailey of Virginia Beach and her boyfriend were teaching their daughter to ride a bike when they were hit by an SUV in Atlantic, Va.

Police say an unknown vehicle, described as a black jeep with New York registration, struck and ran over the pedestrian then left the scene.

A Snow Hill, Maryland, man who previously pled guilty to distribution of child porn was sentenced.

A motorcyclist died in a two-vehicle New Years Day crash in Accomack County after his motorycyle burst into flames, per Virginia State Police.

Worcester investigators said deputies responded to a Pocomoke City burglary where a victim was assaulted and a suspect tried to set the home on fire.

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The eyes of folks in Southern Delaware and across lower Delmarva were drawn to the sky late yesterday afternoon. Readers contacted First State Update wondering what the strange red glow overhead was.  As far as we can tell It was not aliens. The mystery glow was actually created by a three-stage suborbital sounding rocket that was launched from the NASA Wallops Flight Facility on the Virginia Eastern Shore. After flying to an altitude of several hundred miles and about 500 miles off-shore...

Vaccines rely on horseshoe crabs By Tim Prudente The Baltimore Sun/TNS BALTIMORE - Far from the medical labs and test tubes, a fisherman in old rubber boots walks across the docks of West Ocean City to inspect his catch. He peers in a crate of spiny tails and grasping claws, hundreds of a common yet precious creature, among the oldest species on Earth: horseshoe crabs. The scene on the docks is a glimpse into a strange and guarded Maryland fishery, one supporting a multimillion-dollar industry...

By TIM PRUDENTE | The Baltimore Sun | Published: January 1, 2021 Stars and Stripes is making stories on the coronavirus pandemic available free of charge. See other free reports here. Sign up for our daily coronavirus newsletter here. Please support our journalism with a subscription. BALTIMORE (Tribune News Service) — Far from the medical labs and test tubes, a fisherman in old rubber boots walks across the docks of West Ocean City to inspect his catch. He peers in a crate of spiny tai...