Texas boasts over 350 miles of coastline with beaches for every traveler along the Gulf. Here's USA Today's list of the top ...

The General Land Office tests the water quality at the state’s beaches weekly through the summer, monitoring for the enterococcus bacteria that can be a sign of fecal contamination in the water. Those ...

GALVESTON, Texas — Headed to the beach to cool off this summer? The Texas General Land Office (GLO) has a way for you to check how much bacteria associated with fecal matter you could be exposed to.

Searching for the perfect summer getaway? Discover Granbury, Texas—proudly recognized as the Best Historic Small Town in ...

Heading to a Texas beach this summer? Pack your sunscreen, plenty of water, and before you hit the road, check your destination's fecal bacteria level to make sure the water is safe for swimming.