The indictment alleges the ride suffered from a "persistent airborne problem." The former operations director for Schlitterbahn Waterpark in Kansas City, Kansas, and the water park itself have ...

Nothing says summer vacation like cooling off at one of the best outdoor water parks in the U.S. Whether you’re lazing around ...

A water park in the Texas Hill Country has revealed its latest makeover just in time for summer, including a new bar, lounge ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Schlitterbahn co-owner Jeff Henry struck on the idea some time around 2012: His Texas company would build a water slide zipping riders from a height nobody had gone to before.

Schlitterbahn said the company plans to defend itself. "We have faith in the justice system and are confident that when we finally have an opportunity to defend ourselves, it will be clear that ...

We will see him another day.” Kansas state police are investigating Caleb’s death at the Schlitterbahn water park, which has been closed for the investigation, said spokeswoman Winter Prosapio.

The Kansas Attorney General on Tuesday unsealed a new indictment in the Schlitterbahn case, this time charging Schlitterbahn co-owner Jeff Henry and Verruckt designer John Schooley with second ...

Caleb Schwab was killed in August at the Schlitterbahn water park in Kansas City after he suffered a fatal neck injury while riding the Verrückt, promoted as the world's tallest water slide.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Schlitterbahn said its staff are “heartbroken over the tragedy that occurred on Verrückt” and that they are continuing to work with investigators ...

Grab your bathing suits and splash on down to Schlitterbahn New Braunfels — the perfect way to beat the Texas heat!?️ SPECIAL OFFER:SAVE 30% when you buy a 202 ...

GOOD AS IT GETS: Texas' Schlitterbahn, Hurricane Alley Waterpark named among best water parks nationally Eikel has had a season pass for two years, but she won't be renewing next year. A 58-year ...

Schlitterbahn co-owner Jeff Henry struck on the idea sometime around 2012: His Texas company would build a waterslide zipping riders from a height nobody had gone to before. The notion looked ...