WILMINGTON, N.C. (WECT) - According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), more than 4,000 people drown every year in the United States. The CDC reports that the number of people who die by ...

Warmer weather is finally here in the Northern Hemisphere, and with it, many pools and beaches are opening for the summer. That’s great for families who want to spend time by the water, but it’s also ...

Another school year begins with parents hoping that their children do not just excel in the classroom but also on the sports field. While few parents harbour hopes of their children becoming ...

The $4.4 billion swimwear industry is luring designers to the kiddie pool. Swimwear was a hot ticket item at KidShow in Las Vegas (Aug. 18-20), which along with swim specialists like Coral & Reef, ...

Swimming ability is declining in Australia, and experts say knowing the right age to enrol your children in lessons — as well as what to do if you can't access them — is key to improving water safety.

Local pools have swim classes for children of all ages and skill levels.

Terea Goodwin is the head coach of the Makos Swim Team at the O’Fallon Park YMCA in north St. Louis. Her mom never knew how to swim but felt it was important for her daughter to learn.

Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death for children, especially impacting minority communities due to historical and socioeconomic factors. Learning to swim is crucial for water safety and ...