Gulf of Mexico

How exactly can these sea creatures be considered elusive when thousands of them are on the Gulf of Mexico coastline?

Hurricane season continues for Texas and the rest of the United States.

It's a shame this phenomenon doesn't happen more over the summer.

While the 2024 hurricane season has been relatively inactive, things could change soon for residents along the Texas and Louisiana coasts.

Over the last few days, almost all of Louisiana has been blanketed with rain coming from the Atlantic Ocean, and a newly formed system in the Atlantic is expected to bring even more downpours.

As you'll see in this video, a jumping marlin nearly turned a fisherman into a shish kabob while on a recent fishing trip in the Gulf of Mexico.

Hurricane Beryl slammed into Texas pretty hard, tore up all kinds of things, flooded the place and jacked up the Gulf of Mexico.

So many people from South Louisiana will be traveling I-10 in the next day or two for their Fourth of July celebrations and they'll soon be on their favorite beach.

The Gulf of Mexico is about to have a giant steel cockroach submerged in it. We did not have this on our 2024 bingo card; however, while it sounds crazy it's actually for a good cause.

The last week or so has been pretty dry across Louisiana, but that is going to change as consistent rain chances will be in the forecast for much of the upcoming week.

The 2024 Hurricane Season has officially started and after the prediction for an active season, many along the Gulf Coast are on edge.

When you think about volcanoes and earthquakes you don't usually think about Louisiana, maybe you should.