Hurricane Lee is expected to bring rip currents. Learn how to stay safe during hurricane season with less lifeguards on duty.
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Officer Runs Into River to Rescue Woman Who Can’t Swim | Inside Edition
A police officer turned into a lifeguard to rescue a father and daughter after their vehicle ended up in a river. Officer Edward Butterworth of the Norristown Police Department in Pennsylvania was patrolling Riverfront Park when he saw the pickup truck enter the water. He and other officers got as close as they could to the vehicle, but after learning one of the passengers couldn’t swim, the officer realized he had to go and get her. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.
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Singapore Aquatics Rolls Out Initiatives to Tackle Misconduct, Promote Safe Sporting Environment
The governing body has launched a pool of initiatives, including a mandatory course for all certified coaches on how to conduct their lessons in a manner that is safe from abuse, violence and harassment.
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Environmental Group Wants Swimmers Allowed in DC Rivers | NBC4 Washington
An environmental group is pressuring D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser to lift the ban on swimming in the District’s rivers. News4’s Mark Segraves reports the administration isn’t ready to allow swimmers.
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Poisonous Algae Shuts Down Popular German Lake | ANC 24/7
On The Scene: Poisonous blue-green algae growing in Rotter Lake in Troisdorf in western Germany have led authorities to close it off to swimmers. According to the district’s health department, blue-green algae pose a danger to humans and animals. Along with skin irritation, humans swallowing the water risk liver and kidney or nerve damage.
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Search Continues for Missing Swimmer as Family Questions Lack of Answers | CBS Chicago
Bryan Jackson, a father of two, hasn’t been seen since he went into the water about a mile off of McCormick Place.
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Swim Course Preview | 2023 VinFast Ironman World Championship
Get a preview of your ROKA swim course of the 2023 VinFast IRONMAN World Championship
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1-On-1 With Swimming Legend Katie Ledecky | FOX 5 Washington DC
D.C. area native Katie Ledecky recently won her 16th individual gold medal, surpassing Michael Phelps for the most in swimming history. Ledecky recently spoke with our Chad Ricardo about what it takes to compete at a championship level.
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His Swimming Raised Money for Friends With Cancer. Then the Doctor Called. | WTVR CBS
George Sushkoff has raised money for various charities and organizations, including Richmond’s Swim Across America event which raises money for the Massey Cancer Center.