beach

As families flock to the beach this summer, a recent scare reminds us all of the hidden dangers lurking beneath the sand.

Picture this: a day at the beach, sun shining, then a sting from the ocean that ruins everything. Here’s how to avoid that.

The sun’s shining bright, but those flags tell a different story. A mix of fun and caution awaits beachgoers this weekend.

Beach days are calling, but before you hit the road, there's a smart way to save on your stay that you might not know about.

With summer around the corner, beach season is heating up. But hold on—some local beaches are closed, and it’s not just due to the crowds.

As families plan their summer beach outings, there's a colorful but dangerous visitor lurking near the shore. Stay tuned for what you need to know!

Fans of the beach there's a new resort on the Gulf Coast opening for the summer and it's closer than you think.

Imagine heading home from the beach with clean feet—this simple tip may change how you enjoy the sun and sand!

After a frightening incident, one of Louisiana's favorite beach getaways is stepping up its safety game in a big way—let's dive into the details.

Gulf Coast beachgoers were hit with an usual request late yesterday. That request from the National Weather Service said "avoid the Gulf".

Beach days are a blast, but timing is everything. Early mornings could be the secret ingredient for a perfect family outing.

As college students flock to the Gulf South, one popular beach is closing its doors for safety. What’s behind this unexpected twist?

A Louisiana destination and favorite was drained due to the low tide and winds out of the north. Video from Crab Island shows just how low the water levels got.

If you plan on visiting the Emerald Gulf Coast in the future, depending on where you stay, you may notice a huge difference to some beaches.

Louisiana motorists with beach plans in Alabama and Florida this weekend might want to rethink their plans for two very different reasons.

Two women in thong bikinis stood feet away from a large shark in Florida as it preyed on a bird.

Property managers along the Gulf Coast are talking about guests from Louisiana, and its certainly not about our hospitality.

If you are planning a trip to the beach, don't throw away your plastic bags from the grocery store, you can use them on the beach.

Louisiana beachgoers heading to Alabama and Florida this weekend and next week will encounter some "obstacles" on the way, while you're there, and coming home.

An internet survey has determined that one of the best dog-friendly beaches in the entire United States is right here in Louisiana.