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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.

We have many great beaches, lakes, and swimming holes across Louisiana, but let's talk about the lesser known ones where you can cool off without the crowds.

A family of hammerhead sharks was spotted at a popular Louisiana beachgoers favorite destination..

A man saw a piece of driftwood on the Louisiana shore and when went to retrieve it, he also found a glass bottle in the water.

A video on social media shows a bear taking a swim in the gulf, apparently we aren't the only ones looking to cool off this summer.

A couple died while in the water in Destin, Florida and now authorities are trying to figure out what happened to them.

If a beach trip is in your plans for this Memorial Day Weekend make sure you're aware of what the rip current risk will be for where you'll be putting your toes in the water.

If you're heading to the beach for sun or Sand in My Boots this weekend, just know there is a danger lurking you might not be able to see.

After Mother's Day and graduation Louisiana will be turning its attention to vacations. If you're headed to the beach this year here are nine things you really need to know before you go.

If you're heading to the beach this summer, check out who or what may be out there to greet you.

Texans should know the activities are safe enough but the people who are offering them can be dangerous and unscrupulous according to the State Department.

Louisiana travelers with plans for spring break and summer should know that some beaches are "off limits" and others will require extra caution if you go.

Two large whales are on the endangered species list were recently spotted off the coast of Florida.

If you're heading to Florida, Alabama, or the Caribbean for some beach time this spring be aware there are special rules and advisories in effect.

Louisiana beach lovers could face fines for not being properly covered after leaving the beach while on vacation this summer. Some fines are as much as $1,500.