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Warning flags will be flying at many of the beaches Louisiana vacationers love to visit over the Father's Day weekend.

There has been major progress in connecting Louisiana to the beaches of Alabama, Florida, and beyond via passenger rail service. Here's when it might actually happen.

Louisiana travelers will want to weigh the risk of rip currents as they plan their beach vacations in the coming weeks.

Strong rip currents along the Alabama and Florida coasts have prompted warnings for Louisiana residents who might be heading for the beach for spring break.

Authorities in Florida and Alabama have issued a somber warning for beachgoers following a series of intense water rescues over the past several days.

Finally a trip to the beach without the bottlenecks in Baton Rouge and the tunnel in Mobile.

It's everything you need for the beach from the rip current forecast, a waterspout index, and just how much sunscreen you need to bring for the kids.

The presence of bacteria in unsafe amounts has closed all but two of Louisiana's twenty-four coastal recreational beaches for swimmers.

From Biloxi to Panama City beachgoers will need to check the flags before swimming each day.

Check out these Louisiana beaches that are just a short drive away.

Louisiana beach and fishing safety information is now as close as your pocket thanks to a new app from Louisiana's Department of Environmental Quality.

If you're planning a beach trip make sure you know which beaches are the safest options for you and your family.