A former Accomack County Department of Public Safety employee’s lawsuit alleging sex discrimination, harassment, and retaliation is set to go before a federal jury this fall.
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An Accomack County insurance agent has agreed to plead guilty to federal wire fraud on Friday after admitting he collected insurance premiums from clients, pocketed funds, and left some customers without coverage they believed they had.
The Accomack County Board of Supervisors is asking NASA to rename a part of Wallops Flight Facility in honor of one of the Eastern Shore's most accomplished aerospace leaders.
One of the nation's few remaining colonial-era debtors' prisons will reopen to the public on Independence Day following a full restoration.
The Mary Nottingham Smith High School is located near the town of Accomac. Named after a renowned Black educator of the Eastern Shore, officials say it was built in 1953 to educate Black students when Virginia public schools were still racially segregated.
The second of two Accomack County defendants charged in an over $100,000 Navy copper theft case has pleaded guilty in federal court.
A former Accomack County Sheriff’s Deputy will face no jail time and less than $100 in costs after admitting to assault and battery involving a person in custody.
A former manager tied to a child labor investigation at an Accomack County poultry plant has now admitted in federal court to helping undocumented workers, including minors, obtain fraudulent identification documents so they could work illegally at the facility.
The Accomack County Sheriff’s Office has released details on a reported active shooter situation in the Town of Accomac on Wednesday that resulted in several schools going into secure status.
A federal case tied to a scheme to steal and sell U.S. Navy equipment is continuing to unfold, with new charges filed and a trial now delayed for the wife of a man who earlier pleaded guilty.