swimming

Over time I have shared some fun places for you to visit in Texas.

Texans are practicing safe boating and swimming around our Texas lakes, rivers, and coastal areas. This past Memorial Day weekend is proof.

There's a lot to see here, even a house that seems to be two houses in one, even one that looks like the reject on House Hunters. Let's jump in and take a look.

A social media post announced the closure. I reached out to Parks and Rec and found out why this location is closed.

There is a neat activity you can do with the family real soon in East El Paso.

Water and kids can be a dangerous mix. Now is the time to get ready for swim season and make sure that you have safe fun in the sun.

Ah, late spring, when El Pasoans' thoughts turn to...finding ways to cool off! Pools and spray parks are back in action. Find out which ones on EP Townsquare.

There are so many questions about COVID-19 that we don't know the answers to, but the CDC has answers about swimming during the pandemic.

Thank goodness we have these things to keep us safe from the coronavirus.

They are called Camp Cohen, Chapoteo, Lost Kingdom and Oasis. Seriously, where do they come up with these names? Here's how you can work there.

You can still swim during the fall and winter at El Paso City pools. There are ten City pools that remain open during the fall and winter seasons.

We're on the second half of summer, but that doesn't mean you should be lax about wearing sunscreen or being careful about your time in the sun.