RICHMOND, Vs. (AP)--Ralph Northam, a Norfolk doctor who became a hero of Virginia's reproductive-rights movement, and fellow state Sen. Mark Herring won statewide Democratic primaries Tuesday for lieutenant governor and attorney general, respectively.

Two respected senior Republican House members, however, were felled by conservative challengers as each sought an 11th term in the General Assembly.

Northam, a pediatric neurologist and the only physician in the Senate, won a large following among female voters in 2012 when he used medical authority to thunder against a Republican-authored bill that would have required an intrusive ultrasound exam of every woman seeking an abortion.

WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA9)--On Tuesday, June 11th Virginians will head to the polls to choose party candidates for two statewide offices--Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General--as well as eleven House of Delegate seats.

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The race for Governor has been a known entity for weeks.  Ken Cuccinelli is the Republican candidate.  He was selected at a convention in Richmond back in May.  Terry McAuliffe was the only Democratic candidate to file for the office, so he automatically became the party's nominee.

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MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA9) -- A man has been charged with DUI and other offenses after allegedly crashing his Jeep into two cars and then fleeing on foot in Manassas.

According to Manassas City Police, officers went to the scene of a reported hit-and-run crash involving three vehicles on Sunday at approximately 9:30 p.m. at the intersection of Liberia Ave and Prince William Parkway.

One of the victims told police that the driver of a Jeep Cherokee struck his vehicle and a second vehicle before fleeing on foot, say police.

Occupants from both vehicles that were struck were transported to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, according to police.