BATON ROUGE, La. (WAFB) - Dangerously hot temperatures outside have many workers in the Baton Rouge area practicing safety.

The combination of high temperatures and humidity is creating a significant health risk, and first responders are already ...

Cats, dogs and other house pets are easier to keep cool, but pet owners still have to remain vigilant during the summer, Palm ...

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The Village Creek Drying Beds are part of a Fort Worth wastewater system that has historically attracted hundreds of bird ...

Heat is the deadliest weather threat, according to the National Weather Service’s report on weather-related fatalities. Here's how to stay safe.

Commercial roadmap includes: first joint bGen TES projected expected to launch in 2027, three projects worth $50 million by ...

At Farmington River Tubing in New Hartford, they will likely be packed on Wednesday as they help people stay cool and enjoy a beautiful day as they beat the heat.

Some parts of the Mid-South could see heat indexes of 110 this week. Here's how you can say safe in the extreme temperatures.

Stay hydrated by drinking a cup of water every 20 minutes, even if not thirsty. Avoid sugary, caffeinated, and alcoholic ...

A temporary use ban (TUB) prohibits using a hosepipe connected to mains water for non-essential outdoor activities such as watering gardens or lawns, washing cars, windows, patios or driveways, and ...

Working out in the summer heat can be rough, but how do you know when it's so hot it may be unsafe? Here's why I always check ...