SEVERAL SWIM BEACHES ARE TEMPORARILY CLOSING IN ROGERS DUE TO HIGH WATER AND DEBRIS FROM THE RECENT STORMS-- THE ARMY CORP OF ENGINEERS IS TEMPORARILY CLOSING HORSESHOE BEND AND HICKORY CREEK DAY USE ...

ROGERS, Ark. (KNWA/KFTA) — A handful of swim beaches at Beaver Lake will be temporarily closed following the severe storms, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers announced Wednesday. USACE said the swim ...

In the dark of night on July 21, long-distance swimmer Catherine Breed emerged from Lake Tahoe at Skylandia Park, near Tahoe City, and cracked open a Pabst Blue Ribbon with her boyfriend.She’d just ...

Rogers, Ark. (KATV) — The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Beaver Lake Project Office has closed swim beaches at 3 locations as a result of high water and debris potentially creating safety hazards.

>> WELL, AS MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND NEARS, PEOPLE ARE ALREADY HEADING OUT HERE TO BEAVER LAKE. BUT PARK RANGERS SAY SWIMMERS SHOULD DOUBLE CHECK THEIR DESTINATIONS BEFORE DIVING IN. THREE SWIM BEACHES ...

Lake Michigan will have a high swim risk this weekend with high waves lasting into next week. Breezy winds will pick up this weekend, gusting between 30-35 mph Saturday and 25-30 mph Sunday. Gusts ...

The opening of South Carolina’s newest state park has become a flash point for conversations about access to one of the state’s biggest lakes. With Pine Island scheduled to open to the public in ...

More than 100 years ago, Joe Biddle purchased a piece of property on the southeastern shore of Loon Lake, less than an hour from Spokane, and called it Granite Point Resort. In the early days, the ...

KENTUCKY (FOX 56) — Kentucky offers a rich tapestry of beautiful scenery and natural tourism. There is no shortage of amazing places to go swimming in the Bluegrass. On those muggy, sunny Kentucky ...

KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - Jace Morgan is the kind of person who pushes the boundaries of what humans can do. He’s a professional athlete and coach who’s completed ultra-endurance races across ...

"Just do it." Yes, that’s a 20-year-old advertising slogan and practically a cultural joke now. But that tagline gets startlingly real as my bare toes clasp a gnarly rock ledge and I stare 30 feet ...