As temperatures climb above 90°F, Dr. Thomas O'Brien discusses the rapid onset of heat-related illnesses and urges individuals, especially the vulnerable, to stay hydrated and listen to their bodies.

As the Pittsburgh area deals with the extreme heat, doctors are warning that there can be serious health consequences.

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Indiana could increase the number of students who are held back this year if they don’t pass the state’s IREAD test. Schools ...

High temperatures and triple-digit heat index values mean more North Carolina residents could be at risk of heat-related ...

The Associated Press is calling the current conflict between Israel and Iran a war, given the scope, intensity and duration ...

It’s important to understand your local climate threats. Arm yourself with information on the early signs of heat illness: ...

Tony goes all in on the heat wave with facts and tidbits that craft why this one is different and potentially harmful.

Democratic Assembly leaders quietly decided last week that there would be no committee vote on a divisive bill to define anti ...

With a blistering heat wave underway that is impacting more than 170 million Americans, AccuWeather® is urging the public, media and decision-makers to use RealFeel® Temperature —the only ...