Beaches

It's everything you need for the beach from the rip current forecast, a waterspout index, and just how much sunscreen you need to bring for the kids.

The presence of bacteria in unsafe amounts has closed all but two of Louisiana's twenty-four coastal recreational beaches for swimmers.

From Biloxi to Panama City beachgoers will need to check the flags before swimming each day.

Yesterday, on May 10, 2022, the U.S. National Park Services issued a statement in which they said that it was confirmed that two homes did in fact fall into the ocean.

Check out these Louisiana beaches that are just a short drive away.

This is a nice step forward for the town rocked by Hurricane Ida nearly seven months ago, leaving its residents without power for 138 days.

We always hear about Holly Beach, Cypremort Point, and Toledo Bend but there is a handful of other great Louisiana beaches you may not have never heard of...until now.

Multiple visitors have reported being attacked by these animals, including a group of tourists who were chased down a popular street by a herd of cows.

Let's be honest, we could all use a trip to the beach right about now.

Several hundred nesting sites for the Least Tern have been destroyed or damaged on one of Louisiana's busiest beaches.

The Cameron Parish Sheriff's Office says beaches in the parish are becoming too full for proper social distancing.

Attorney Daniel W. Uhlfelder roamed the sparkling white sands to protest the beaches being reopened during the coronavirus epidemic

Some beaches will be opening on May 1, but the short term rental ban is still on in Florida

Beaches will be opened on a limited basis with restrictions for essential activities only

The mayor of Gulf Shores said yesterday that the city's beaches and businesses could reopen May 1 if the state continues to flatten the coronavirus curve.

Heads up if you were headed to Gulf Shores or Orange Beach

If you're thinking about packing up and heading down south for a little beach time this spring break, read this first.

The beaches had been closed since August 6th because of a harmful algae bloom.

There is danger beneath the waves along the Gulf Coast this morning in the wake of a high-risk warning for rip currents.

Louisiana beach and fishing safety information is now as close as your pocket thanks to a new app from Louisiana's Department of Environmental Quality.