Gulf of Mexico

A Coast Guard crew working off the Louisiana coast has revealed the shocking identity of what was first believed to be a pile of debris.

An area of concern has captured the attention of tropical forecasters as they monitor an area of disturbed weather in the Gulf of Mexico south of Louisiana's coastline.

It happened during Shark Week, too. It's as if the sharks knew and had gathered for their annual conference.

A recent earthquake just off the Louisiana coastline earlier this month has raised concerns of possible tsunami's in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Coast Guard pilot was able to regain control of the aircraft, steadying it and keeping it out of the water.

Warmer temperatures and shifting weather patterns make it likely.

Fisherman Dillon May was hoping to catch some yellowfin tuna off the coast of Venice, La when suddenly his boat was caught in the middle of a nightmarish shark feeding frenzy.

Fishermen off Louisiana's coast say the shark population is larger and more aggressive than it's ever been and it's biting them on the bottom line.

The next named storm has appeared in the Gulf of Mexico. Here's where it's headed.

Members of the USCG Heartland pulled three Louisiana men from the waters of the Gulf of Mexico and saved them from what most would deem a certain death.

If the new limits for speckled trout take effect, they will be uniform state-wide in Louisiana. Some anglers are not happy with the proposed changes.

The next tropical system to enter the Gulf of Mexico could reach a Category 3 storm before it hits the Gulf coast.