spring break

Louisiana beachgoers who went to Spring Break in the 90s or watched it on MTV will remember this iconic beachfront destination.

Louisiana families and students heading to the beaches of Florida and Alabama will run into some very unfriendly surf and rip currents over the next few days.

Louisiana travelers are encouraged to pack one particular item with them as they embark on their spring break adventures this month.

Spring break is just days away for many Louisiana families and now the Department of State is wanting you to rethink travel plans to a popular destination.

Spring Break starts at the end of the week for many students in Louisiana but if you're heading for the beaches, advisories have been posted.

Several Gulf Coast communities have issued an ominous warning ahead of spring break at many Louisiana colleges and universities.

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.

The purple and gold flags might appeal to LSU students on spring break but they have a more sinister meaning for beachgoers.

Some overly served OU fans appear to have raised the ire of former LSU Coach Ed Orgeron while he was enjoying some beach time in Cabo.

The Florida panhandle is a spring break destination for thousands of south Louisiana residents

Cities like Orange Beach and Gulf Shores will deploy undercover officers to curtail bad behavior on the beaches and in the clubs.