This spring break, Wilderness Youth Project and Sea League are teaming up for the Big Blue Bridge Spring Break Camp, a week-long program focused on building water safety. Participants will learn fundamental swimming skills and gain confidence under the guidance of both organizations.

When a Valley mom discovered that drowning is the leading cause of accidental death for children with autism, she set out to change that grim reality. Her story is a call to action for communities everywhere.

A boat carrying five people crashed into a dock, sending two children and one adult to the hospital. With a 75% surge in boating-related deaths statewide, officials urge Texans to take extra safety measures on the water. Experts point to life jackets, supervision, and responsible decision-making as key precautions.

After enduring a month without safe tap water, part of Phoenix Lake Country Club Estates is no longer under a boil water order. The order, which had been in place since June 11, was lifted this past weekend, bringing relief to residents.

A West Kelowna mother is cautioning others after her son developed a rash, suspected to be swimmer’s itch, following a weekend swim near Gellatly Bay. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of the local waters.

A weekend swim at a Florida beach ended in tragedy when a teenager died and two others were injured after being caught in a rip current. The trio became stuck while swimming, highlighting the hidden dangers of ocean currents.