As most of southern New England bakes in triple-digit temperatures, doctors say those with underlying conditions and those who spend a lot of time outside are at the highest risk for heat-related ...

Due to what some may call record-breaking temperatures, local communities have issued advisories, brought out the firetrucks, or even the waterslides to help residents stay safe and cool. IN LYNN ...

The heat is not letting up, but that doesn’t mean people are staying inside. Several families were out at the Jordan Valley ...

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Summer means barbeques and time at the pool. It can also mean dangerous weather and critters. We help you sort through how to ...

Be smart about the time of day you’re being active: People love their routines, but you need to get the workout and yard work and other outdoor activities done early in the day or late in the evening.

CR offers heat safety tips for babies and toddlers. When is it too hot for babies to be outside or toddlers to play outdoors ...

Many playgrounds don't have adequate shade and a lot are exposed to direct sunlight. For kids that have sensitive skin, they ...

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

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

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

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