Thirty years after a heat wave killed hundreds in Chicago, a sociologist explains how governments deflected blame after disasters then and now.

A water bubble dripping off a cresting wave in the shape of a heart with the letters “LOV” seeming to appear above and a curious seal swimming through a kelp forest are among the recently announced ...

WPSD meteorologists have activated a Weather Authority Alert for Sunday and next week, as a prolonged heat wave appears ...

Whole-house air conditioners remain very important in heat waves, especially when combined with other cooling methods. But ...

A heat advisory is in place for the majority of Central Florida for the entirety of the afternoon and headed into the early ...

Americans aged 45-60 are projected to inherit roughly $1.4 trillion every year, the largest short-term gain in the Great ...

A listening session held Tuesday, July 29 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Tully Elementary School where people will give their ...

City leaders and community members gather at Gospel Missionary Baptist Church to talk about issues plaguing the city and ...

The city of Marion is testing the waters on residents' willingness to support a bond referendum this November to construct a ...

Keith Williams returns to New Orleans for his second season as the wide receivers coach. The Stockton, Calif., native has ...

Hundreds attended protests in Santa Cruz County as part of “Good Trouble Lives On,” a national day of action that organizers ...

Greek tanker operators shipping approved Russian oil exports are expected to continue doing so despite a new wave of tougher sanctions by the European Union that will further tighten restrictions, ...