RICHMOND, Va. — Virginia State Police say they need the public’s help in identifying the suspect in a deadly hit-and-run that happened in Caroline County early Tuesday morning.

According to state police, at 6:00 a.m. Tuesday Virginia State Police were called to Route 1 just north of Hill Top Lane in Caroline County for reports of a man hit by a car.

Officials say found a man laying on the right side of the road.

Troopers say they are now searching for a white sedan they they believe is connected to the incident.

Detectives report that their initial investigation indicates the victim was walking along the road side when they were struck.

The victim’s identity isn’t being released until next of kin can be notified.

Anyone with information or that witnessed the event are asked to call Virginia State Police at 804-750-8758.

This is a developing story, so anyone with more information can email newstips@wtvr.com to send a tip.

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Cape Charles, VA. May 30, 2024—Virginia Living just announced its tenth annual Best of Virginia issue which lists more than 1,600 winners from the magazine’s Readers’ Survey, conducted in January. Nearly 600,000 people voted in 106 categories, covering the best in Living & Recreation, Food & Drink, Shopping, and Services across the Commonwealth.

“I am so excited to see how many winners we have from Cape Charles each year,” said Karen Zamorski, Executive Director, of Cape Charles Main Street. “Each winner truly represents the highest quality products, top-notch customer service, and unforgettable experiences that locals and tourists alike can expect when they visit Cape Charles,” Zamorski says.

Winners include: Atlantic Union Bank(Bank/Credit Union), Bailey’s Bait & Tackle (Sporting Goods/Outdoor Outfitters), Blue Heron Realty (Real Estate Firm), Cape Charles Brewing Company (Brewery), Cape Charles Distillery (Cocktails), Cape Charles Main Street (Best Love Sign), Chatham Flower Farms (Flower Farm), Chatham Vineyards (Winery), Deadrise Italian Kitchen (Pizzeria), Eastern Shore Dogs (Dog Training Company), Historic Palace Theatre (Performing Arts Theater), Lemon Tree Gallery & Studio (Entertainment Center for Adults – Nightlife), Peach Street Books (Bookstore) and the Town of Cape Charles (Beach/Family Entertainment).

About Cape Charles Main Street: Cape Charles Main Street is a 501c3 organization dedicated to revitalization efforts for the Town of Cape Charles as a designated Virginia Main Street Community. To learn more, visit our website at www.capecharlesmainstreet.com and visit the Cape Charles website at www.capecharlesvirginiascape.com.

Tyrod Taylor, a former Hampton Crabbers star who has been a longtime NFL quarterback, headlines the 2024 Virginia Tech Sports Hall of Fame class.

Also included:

Jeff Artis-Gray of Chesapeake, a five-time All-American with the men’s track and field program who holds four program records.

Larsen Bowker, a former men’s and women’s tennis coach who took three Atlantic 10 titles.

Duane Brown, a two-time All-ACC football honoree who became Tech’s seventh first-round NFL draft selection.

Dave Cianelli, a 20-time ACC Coach of the Year with the Hokies’ track and field program who has guided 20 individual national champions.

Brittany Pryor, a six-time All-American for the women’s track and field program with six conference titles.

Heather Savage, a two-time All-American swimmer with two ACC crowns in the 100 butterfly.

Logan Shinholser, Virginia Tech’s most decorated diver, with four men’s All-America honors.

The class will be inducted Sept. 20 at The Inn at Virginia Tech and will be recognized Sept. 21 during halftime of the football game against Rutgers.

GOLF

UVA’s James earns berth in US Open

Virginia golfer Ben James qualified for the 2024 U.S. Open, set for Pinehurst No. 2 in North Carolina from June 13-16.

During what is known as the “Longest Day in Golf,” James tied for first at the final qualifying site at Canoe Brook Country Club in Summit, New Jersey.

James, the recent NCAA individual runner-up, shot 11-under 131 over 36 holes of play Monday. The top four finishers from the site advanced to the U.S. Open. He had rounds of 4-under 67 and 7-under 64.

This marks the first time James has qualified for the U.S. Open. He will join a field that includes former Cavaliers and current PGA Tour members Denny McCarthy and Ben Kohles.

COLLEGE BASEBALL

Lynchburg ousted from Division III tourney

Lynchburg’s bid to repeat its NCAA Division III championship ended with a pair of losses Monday to Misericordia in Eastlake, Ohio.

The Cougars from Pennsylvania, who earned their trip to the eight-team finals in Ohio by winning a Super Regional at Christopher Newport, edged Lynchburg 3-2, then came back a few hours later and beat the Hornets 5-1. That advanced Misericordia to the best-of-three championship series, which starts Wednesday.

Lynchburg, with several players from Hampton Roads, had started 2-0 in Eastlake, including a first-round victory over top-seeded Endicott of Massachusetts.

In Monday’s second game, Nathaniel Mack, a senior from Tabb High, pitched two scoreless innings of relief for Lynchburg.

COLLEGE WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL

NSU to play preseasons exhibitions in Costa Rica

Norfolk State announced its 2024 schedule. Coming off a 9-14 season, including 7-7 in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference, the Spartans plan to play exhibitions in Costa Rica on July 30, July 31 and Aug. 2, becoming the first NSU women’s program to face international competition.

The Spartans will play an exhibition at VCU on Aug. 24, then open their season at their home tournament Aug. 30-31 with Gardner-Webb, Lamar and Miami of Ohio.