Gulf of Mexico

A massive great white shark has been tracked just off the Louisiana coast, and researchers say it could signal something bigger happening in the Gulf.

Fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon explosion, the health crisis and environmental fallout continue to haunt Louisiana’s Gulf Coast.

Louisiana families could get 24-36 hours to evacuate instead of 12-18 hours thanks to National Hurricane Center changes starting this season.

A new USGS assessment estimates over 35 trillion cubic feet of natural gas under Louisiana’s Gulf Coast—positioning Acadiana as a key player in future energy development.

Slower warming in the eastern Atlantic could mean fewer long-track hurricanes for Louisiana, but forecasters still urge caution.

Earthquakes in the waters south of Louisiana's coast are more common than you might think. How concerned should residents of coastal Louisiana be?

Hopefully it will be quiet hurricane Season for Louisiana, but let's take a look at the Hurricane Names for the upcoming 2025 hurricane Season.

When you think about volcanoes and earthquakes you don't usually think about Louisiana, maybe you should.

A man and his dog had to be rescued after the boat they were on in the gulf started to take on water during Hurricane Helene.

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.

While the 2024 hurricane season has been relatively inactive, things could change soon for residents along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.

An area of disturbed weather off the coast of Texas is now being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.

An area of disturbed weather off the coast of Louisiana is now being monitored by the National Hurricane Center.

It has not been the hurricane season we were expecting, and it looks like we'll have a little more peace in the coming weeks.

As we approach the peak of hurricane season, meteorologists are now zooming in on a tropical wave in the Atlantic.

As we approach the peak of hurricane season, meteorologists are closing watching the Gulf as an area of disturbed weather could sweep across.

We are approaching the peak of hurricane season and folks along the Gulf Coast will soon have all eyes on the Gulf of Mexico.

As you'll see in this video, a jumping marlin nearly turned a fisherman into a shish kabob while on a recent fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico.

So many people from South Louisiana will be traveling I-10 in the next day or two for their Fourth of July celebrations and they'll soon be on their favorite beach.

The Gulf of Mexico is about to have a giant steel cockroach submerged in it. We did not have this on our 2024 bingo card; however, while it sounds crazy it's actually for a good cause.