HOLLSOPPLE ― Kristene Dubics and her husband, Tom, are determined to put life jacket loaner stations at public recreation areas across western Pennsylvania – and urge people to use them. The latest ...

November 1st may be the start of a new month, but it’s also the starting date for the annual cold-weather life jacket requirement. From Nov. 1 to April 30, all anglers and boaters will need to wear a ...

Wear Your Life Jacket at Work Day is Friday, May 20, according to the National Safe Boating Council. Whether you’re working in the office, at home, in the air or on the water, all boating enthusiasts ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) reminds boaters, anglers, and hunters that beginning today, the annual cold-weather life jacket requirement is in effect. From ...

During the warmer months, children under 12 are required to wear life jackets while on a boat, and adults are required to ...

Pennsylvania boaters may be required to wear their life jackets until June 1 in future years. Robert B.J. Small, president of the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission’s board, asked the agency Monday ...

UNDER UMBRELLAS AND IN THE WATER THERE AND IN OUR AREA, PEOPLE WERE ENJOYING COOLING OFF IN THE WATER ALONG THE SACRAMENTO AND AMERICAN RIVERS OR IN AREA LAKES AND STATE PARKS, WHILE LOUNGING BY THE ...

Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials say the heat will be on for those recreating on the water this summer as the agency ups enforcement amid a wave of drownings and water-related deaths. Still early ...

OGDEN — As investigators looked further Sunday into the death of a cliff jumper at Causey Reservoir, state law enforcement officers urged people to wear their life jackets at Causey and on other ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Dr. Linda Quan lost count of the number of children she watched slowly die from drowning. But she will never forget the pain on the faces of her patients' parents when she ...

MACON, Ga. — A 31-year old Macon man died following a boating accident on Saturday. The Georgia Department of Natural Resources says Tyler Raye Reynard Moss slipped off the tube he was being towed on.