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Louisiana loves The Gulf of Mexico for both industry and leisure, but when you take a closer look, there are some very dangerous animals lurking off of our coast.

The National Hurricane Center is watching a wave that could develop into a storm and then move into the Gulf of Mexico.

The Gulf Coast is preparing for the peak of hurricane season and another area of disturbed weather could be approaching the Gulf of Mexico.

Hundreds of sharks have been spotted congregating along the Texas coastline, transforming the Gulf of Mexico into a real-life aquatic thriller.

Three Louisiana cities out of 15 on this list aren't what any of us want to see but, it's important to understand the use of the word "devastated" here and its meaning for this list.

Almost two dozen named storms and 11 hurricanes, any of which could be headed Louisiana's and Texas's way.

Louisiana music lovers are planning road trips for this fall. A multi-platinum-selling artist has announced a tour stop a the Gulf Coast's newest outdoor venue for live music.

Researchers say that hurricanes are getting so intense, we might just need a whole new category to keep track—and Louisiana is a 'hot spot.'

Louisiana and the Gulf Coast could be looking at an "extremely active" year in the tropics.

Ports of call are clamping down on cruise ship crowds, this could mean some destinations might not be available to all cruise ships in the near future.

The popular south Louisiana vacation spot has topped the list for destinations with the cleanest air in the state.

With over 50 locations in Louisiana, this grocery store was recognized as one of the best in America for its ability to connect with its local communities.

One of Louisiana's favorite places to make groceries has been honored as one of the best places to shop in the entire country.

One cruise line is offering Louisiana cruisers a chance to sail through the Panama Canal and up the Mississippi River all on the same ship.

Louisiana doesn't deal well with ice and freezing temperatures. We grind to a near halt, but we have dealt with it at least three times in the last decade.

People in Louisiana love to be outdoors and that at times includes being in the water, but there are many dangers lurking.

If there's one place you do not want to be this weekend it may be the Gulf of Mexico.

Have you ever looked out towards the Gulf of Mexico and asked yourself, "What is really out there?"

KLFY-TV 10 is reporting that 100 men are still stranded on an oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico after Hurricane Ida.

The father of missing Seacor Power crewmember Dylan Daspit appeared on Facebook LIVE video this morning and he got very emotional when talking about the search for his son and others.