Don't let this California beach distract you from its unsettling past and risky waters. An eerie nickname reveals this ...

It's spring break, and many people are heading to the beach. However, lifeguards are waving red flags to warn everyone about strong rip currents.

Sign up for our Newsletters "You cannot have alcohol out here on Volusia County beaches," said Capt. A.J. Miller, Volusia ...

However, authorities are still warning about a rip current risk. They say more people are expected on the beach, and the calm waves could lead someone into a rip current. Some beachgoers said they are ...

Beach officials in Volusia County warn visitors to stay out of the water due to dangerous rip currents. Despite clear skies ...

This nice stretch of sunny skies and warm weather might seem like a perfect day to visit the beach but looks can be deceiving.

The National Weather Service (NWS) in Houston/Galveston has issued a Rip Current Statement, warning of dangerous swimming ...

As thousands of people enjoy beaches across the Tampa Bay Area this spring break season, lifeguards want you to remember to always be safe.

The National Weather Service issued a Rip Current Risk Tuesday for Gulf-facing beaches, including Matagorda Peninsula, Brazoria County beaches, Bolivar Peninsula, and Galveston Island.