People are frustrated after the Ponce Inlet Jetty is closed due to storm damage for the second time in two years. We took the community’s questions and concerns about the popular structure to the ...

Anglers are upset by the sudden decision to close Sebastian Inlet State Park's south jetty to nighttime access, ending a ...

INDIAN RIVER COUNTY – Sebastian Inlet State Park’s historic north jetty reopened June 30 after a nearly eight-month repair project to the popular fishing spot. The first phase of the $2.5 million ...

Customer traffic at three bait shops near Sebastian Inlet State Park — Whitey's, Long Point and Wabasso Bait and Tackle — has been reduced to a trickle since the north jetty closed Nov. 4. Yet they're ...

NAGS HEAD — Following the recent loss of two local fishermen around the dangerous Oregon Inlet, grassroots efforts are underway to revitalize the controversial jetty project that the federal ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (CBS12) — Three people were rescued on Sunday after they were stranded on the Ponce de Leon Inlet jetties. The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) said itsJacksonville watchstanders received a ...

Some of Long Island's largest commercial fishing boats have been prevented from using their home port of Montauk after dangerous shoaling at Montauk Inlet has caused many to hit bottom as they pass ...

Croaker have been spotty throughout the area, but a couple of reports indicate they might be improving. When they are here, they add considerably to local catches. Tim Davis said croaker moved into ...

A recent storm that skirted up the Atlantic Coast destroyed a popular wooden walkway at Lighthouse Point Park. Now the county is looking for both a temporary and long-term replacement.

An ailing tugboat crewmember was medically evacuated approximately 10 miles north of Manasquan Inlet, N.J. on Friday, the U.S. Coast Guard said.Watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector Delaware Bay ...

“How easy it is for us to merely drift along day after day,” an unnamed writer for the Milford Chronicle mused on Oct. 25, 1935, “not appreciating, or even dreaming of the wonderful natural facilities ...