Local law enforcement is offering child safety tips for parks, splash pads and pools as families head outdoors this summer.

An emergency medicine physician at Riverside Health offered tips to ensure your kids are having fun in the sun in a healthy ...

Forecasters warned of temperatures in the 90s through Tuesday and feels-like temperatures of over 100 degrees.

As we enter into a week with unusually hot temperatures in the mountains, there are steps to take to keep yourself and ...

Experts say if you don't need to go outside in the next few days, and have air conditioning in your home, just stay inside.

Dr. Erica Lee says parents can still take kids to community splash pads or pools to cool down during the heat. Lee also says ...

Summer is a time for making new memories, seeing new sites and endless outdoor fun — not emergency room visits.

When you’re parenting in a heatwave, nothing feels simple. Here’s how to stay one step ahead—and keep you and your little ...

Health officials urge parents to keep kids safe this summer by avoiding peak heat hours, staying hydrated and watching for signs of heat exhaustion.

Summer is heating up, and so is the risk of sun damage. Learn how to think beyond sunscreen when it comes to being safe in the sun and high UV rays.

Pitt County Safe Kids’ Coordinator, Ellen Walston, says a child’s body heats three times more than an adult’s, and they have ...

As thousands of local grade school students begin their summer break, a Spokane pediatrician is offering advice to help keep ...