With warmer weather on the horizon, youth and adults alike in Door County are throwing on their swimsuits in hopes of spending plenty of time in the water.

District leadership said that after a tour of the flood project site Monday, they felt it was in the best interest of public safety to keep the pool and skate park closed for the summer.

A former top vaccine official says he was forced out of government after trying to block Robert F. Kennedy Jr. from accessing ...

For something considered taboo, improper pool hygiene practices are surprisingly common. It's a behavior many people have ...

Working together using their lifesaving skills, Ambroso and Hartman were able to get the teenager out of the water and onto ...

When 17-year-old Belmont Secondary student Keron McKay slipped under the water at Langford Lake and did not resurface, the ...

The pool at Tranquility High School has sat empty for eight years, but that will change soon, creating new opportunities for ...

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

After decades of teaching generations of Mid-Missouri kids to swim, the Macher Swim School facility is closing its doors. The ...

Tyrone Shaw, 46, had been lying outside his SUV with a fatal gunshot behind his left ear for more than four hours before a ...

A group of frustrated homeowners in a Newhall development say they’ve been left without access to amenities they’ve been ...

The Aquatic Survival Skill Skills Trust, which delivers a water survival programme in the Bay of Plenty via schools, was ...