Dozens of onlookers braved the cold at Buckroe Beach to see if the barge that crashed into the pier would be removed. News 3 reporter Chelsea Donovan WTKR has an update on the process and what's next for the fishing staple. Read more: http://via.wtkr.com/A7mHV | WTKR News 3

Hampton Mayor Donnie Tuck, accompanied by members of City Council, Assistant City Manager Steve Bond, and Chief of Police Terry Sult speak to concert-goers at Buckroe Beach about the tragic shooting that took place there last night. Hampton Police officers are working tirelessly to apprehend the individual(s) responsible. | Hampton, VA - Gov

The Black history of Buckroe Beach in Hampton, Virginia is a powerful reflection of segregation, resistance, and community resilience. During the Jim Crow era, Buckroe Beach was segregated, like many public and private spaces in the South. The main Buckroe Beach area was reserved for white patrons. Black residents, however, were not allowed to enjoy its amusement parks, pavilions, or even the main beachfront. In response to that exclusion, Black entrepreneurs and community leaders created Bay Sh