Wind turbines, discovery at archaeological site, housing market on decline | Top WAVY stories this week
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HAMPTON ROADS, Va. (WAVY) — Take a look at some of the top stories on WAVY.com from the week of April 22. Click here for more local news.
For nearly four years now, two wind turbines standing more than 600-foot-tall have generated electricity 27 miles off the Virginia Beach coast.
Archaeological site found while building new archaeology center in Williamsburg
Archaeologists discovered the foundation of a 1600s house during the construction of the new Colin G. and Nancy N. Campbell Archaeology Center in Colonial Williamsburg.
Norfolk woman recalls terrifying attack during walk home
A short walk home from work has turned into a long nightmare for a Norfolk woman after she was violently attacked last week.
All Virginia drivers must have insurance by July 1; uninsured driver program ending
All Virginia drivers will be required to have vehicle insurance starting on July 1, ending the Uninsured Motorists Fund.
USS George Washington departs Norfolk, heads to Japan
USS George Washington (CVN 73) departed from Naval Station Norfolk Thursday morning.
Housing market on decline across Virginia
If you’re trying to buy a home for the first time, it’s not getting any easier. Virginia Realtors’ March home sales report showed a decline in the state’s housing market.
Best She-Crab Soup in Hampton Roads
Do you have a favorite she-crab soup? The critics and people have voted and declared winners for the 14th year of the East Coast She-Crab Soup Classic.
VB man sentenced in major coupon fraud scheme denied early release
A Virginia Beach man sentenced for his involvement in his wife’s $31 million-plus counterfeit coupon fraud scheme has been denied an early release from prison.
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