Beaches

Texas has miles of beaches and, thanks to the beautiful climate, you can visit them pretty much year round. Which keeps them pretty crowded but not this particular spot.

A creature known as the bearded fire worm has made its way onshore in Texas. Here's what to lookout for and what to do if you get stung.

Louisiana beachgoers might want to hide their eyes as there has been an uptick in unsavory behavior at some of our favorite beaches.

If you love to put your toes in the sand and enjoy some time on the beach, there are several options to check out in Louisiana.

If you're thinking about packing up and heading down south for a little beach time this spring break, read this first.

Nature made it beautiful and mankind made it more interesting. It's truly a "bucket list" beach.

It sounds like something out of a science fiction movie but it's a very real threat for beachgoers along the Gulf Coast.

Just because you're on break doesn't mean the law is taking a break too. It's all a matter of public safety and not an attempt to destroy your good time.

Good news! Louisiana did not make the list! Our neighbors to the West, Texas did though. The article by Huffington Post's Emma Gray is titled 'Beach Contamination: The United States' Worst Offenders' and you will not want sink your toes in the sand in any of these contamination hot spots. Yuck!