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The Louisiana Department of Health has posted new advisories for our state's beaches and waterways. Doctors say there has been an increase in cases of flesh-eating bacteria cases across the state.

For the first time ever, this amazing Louisiana lake is now open to the public.

Warm ocean waves and bright summer sun might make the beach look inviting but it's what you can't see that has health department officials concerned.

If you can't get tickets to Lake Isabel Farm in Bogalusa, Louisiana, there's another place that might exactly what you're looking for.

The Environment America Research and Policy Center found that at 10 of Louisiana's beaches, the water was found to be "potentially unsafe most often" at the testing sites.

A lot of Louisiana travelers will be heading for sun and sand this weekend, just be careful about anything else that might wash up next to your beach towel

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.

One of the most beautiful and dangerous creatures in the sea has been spotted on a beach that is popular with Louisiana spring breakers and beach lovers.

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.

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.

Several resort communities are imposing a "bikini ban" complete with fines of up to $1,500 for Texas guests who don't properly cover themselves after the beach.

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.

Beaches across Texas and the Gulf South are being inundated with a sauerkraut like substance. Here's what it is and what you should do if you encounter it.

A travel website has done the work and determined that one Louisiana town is the best place to have the best summer vacation.

Louisiana vacationers who have spent time in Gulf Shores will be saddened to learn an iconic breakfast and lunch spot is closing it's doors after 67 years.

How cheeky can your swimsuit be in Louisiana? Well, we may have good news for you.

Louisiana travelers who have plans to visit a beach in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas or here in Louisiana here are the conditions along the coast.

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.

A beach popular with Louisiana visitors is cracking down on exotic animals. No more snakes, pythons, wildcats, or even raccoons and there's a good reason why.

If your Louisiana Labor Day weekend plans include a trip to the beach, here's what you'll want to know before you get there.