Dallas County Reports First 2 Heat-Related Deaths Of YearThe 70-year-old and 63-year-old patients lived in Dallas.
Car Manufacturers Seek Tech Solutions To Hot Car DeathsAccording to the National Safety Council, 37 children die each year as a result of being left in a hot car. Every death prompts talk about ways to prevent these tragedies.
Postcard From Camp: Mild Temps Expected For Cowboys First Day Of PracticeThe high temperature at the Cowboys Training Camp home will be 80 degrees for the first day of practice.
Broken Pump Has Lewisville Urging Water ConservationNorth Texas is sweating through a streak of triple-digit heat, and now the City of Lewisville is telling residents that they need to conserve water, at least through Tuesday.
4 Bodies Found Among Apartment Fire Ruins In TexasAuthorities have recovered four bodies from the scene of an apartment complex fire in Texas that displaced about 200 people.
Sensor Jolts Six Flags Roller Coaster To A Stop With Passengers Aboard In 100 Degree HeatA ride on Six Flags Over Texas’ new The Joker rollercoaster wasn’t all fun and games Friday when it stopped unexpectedly in triple digit heat.
Triple-Digit Temperatures Causing More Heat-Related IllnessesThe triple-digit temperatures happening across all of North Texas can be dangerous and even deadly.
Kids In Hot Cars, A Warning Worth RepeatingWhen the summer heat reaches hazard territory, warnings about kids and hot cars can be expected. And yet it is a warning worth repeating: because dozens of kids each year still die.
Staying Cool & Safe During Dangerous North Texas HeatDangerous heat is in the North Texas weather forecast this week. In fact, this will be the hottest week that the DFW area has seen in the last two years.
Brain Study Finds People Actually Get Dumber During A Heat WaveResearchers at Harvard University have discovered that a person's brain works 13 percent slower when it has to operate in extreme heat.
Tips For Staying Safe While Hiking In The Texas HeatThere's nothing like a walk in the great outdoors to clear your head. But, in the Texas heat, hiking can be very dangerous. There are some tips that you can follow to stay safe.
