"Heat rises, obviously, so we like to tell our customers not to panic if it is blowing cool air you know, a couple of degrees might not satisfy the thermostat." ...

A major heat wave will persist through the end of the week in some areas of the country. Here's what to do while the temperatures remain high.

The dry blowing air will dehydrate you faster, endangering your health. Take a cool bath or shower. Check on others: Check on older, sick or frail people who may need help responding to the heat.

Extreme heat is making air pollution worse, scientists say. And President Trump’s regulatory rollbacks could drive air pollution even higher.

Heat doesn’t just mean canceled events. It also poses a health risk, especially for children, older people and those with certain health conditions. So here are some tips to stay safe.

Multiple heat waves have already impacted temperatures this summer. Remember that staying cool is about safety as much as comfort.

Extreme heat can be dangerous and life-threatening. You can prevent heat-related illnesses by drinking plenty of water, limiting exercise, and using fans.

How to stay cool in a heat wave — even without air conditioning Overnight lows can be a particularly dangerous part of a heat wave, said Ashley Ward, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub ...

How to stay cool in a heat wave — even without air conditioning Overnight lows can be a particularly dangerous part of a heat wave, said Ashley Ward, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub ...

How to stay cool in a heat wave — even without air conditioning Heat doesn’t just mean canceled events By CALEIGH WELLS and MELINA WALLING - Associated Press Jun 27, 2025 Updated Jun 27, 2025 0 ...

Now is the time--maybe past time--to continue the great tradition that Paul Greenberg invented on these pages to get us through life in Arkansas on these hottest of days. Every year about this ...