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Is that fish you just caught in a Louisiana waterway safe to eat? The Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality has developed a way for you to know for sure.

Louisiana residents are discovering it's possible to get overheated even while swimming during this oppressive heatwave. Here's what to look for.

The CDC's warning was internet gold over the holiday weekend

This 12-year old torpedo turning in times that would blow older and more seasoned athletes out of the water

Swimmers and bathers in Louisiana are being cautioned about waterborne dangers that aren't just confined to the state's beaches.

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

There simply isn't enough free chlorine to take care of your nastiness and the naturally occurring microorganisms that appear in pools.

Watch this little guy belly flop into the pool after his mother and brother dive into the water.

Project Swim is a free program for residents of all ages, funded through a grant, aimed at teaching the basics of surviving and how to have safe fun in the water.

There will be swimming lessons, water aerobic classes and a whole lot more.

Take this story as the best reason in the world to prepare your children for the worst.

I thought I was going to melt yesterday afternoon when I walked outside and seeing how I don't have a pool anymore, I would have stuck my head in one of my horse's water tanks for relief!