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144 athletes are teeing it up this weekend in Sylvania for the very first Greater Toledo Classic. They will be battling each other and this hot and humid weather.

To prevent heat-related illnesses, emergency officials advise drinking plenty of fluids, avoiding caffeinated, sugary, or alcoholic drinks and reducing outdoor activities.

The extreme heat and humidity will stick around a while longer, but some relief is in sight.

The latest Heat Risk from the National Weather Service continues to show a LEVEL 5 (out of 5) heat risk for the entire area this weekend into next week.

Wilson County band students aren't letting 90+ degree temperatures stop their summer practice! See how these dedicated musicians are staying safe while preparing for an amazing performance season.

As temperatures climb across the Quad Cities, the risk of heat-related illness is also on the rise, especially for people spending long periods of time outdoors.

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Eight kittens were rescued from a crate left in sweltering heat outside Kitten Scoop in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. They were malnourished and in poor health.

Eight kittens were rescued from a crate left in sweltering heat outside Kitten Scoop in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. They were malnourished and in poor health.

OMAHA, Neb. (WOWT) - It’s a First Alert 6 Weather Day as the heat wave arrives today. Today through Tuesday are First Alert 6 Weather Days due to the dangerous heat.

Dangerous heat and humidity continue to grip the Midstate through next week.