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This week, CBS News Philadelphia covered shocking developments in a Delaware County cold case from the 1970s as the region dealt with extreme heat.
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This week, CBS News Philadelphia covered shocking developments in a Delaware County cold case from the 1970s as the region dealt with extreme heat.
Here's a list of Philadelphia cooling centers, spraygrounds and rec centers where you can beat the heat as temperatures are expected to exceed 90 degrees throughout the weekend.
For kids, summer fun is playing outside, but during a heat emergency, that can be dangerous.
President Biden is taking action, directing the U.S. Labor Department to ramp up protections for people working outside.
We're entering what could be the hottest stretch of the year.
The street outreach team from Access Services was out Thursday giving out water and supplies to unhoused neighbors at an encampment in Norristown near Main and Markley Streets.
The Philadelphia Zoo is giving some cold treats to the animals as a heat wave sweeps over the region this week.
The plan includes $7 million to improve weather forecasting and includes $152 million to help expand access to water in California, Colorado and Washington state.
Extreme weather and bad air is especially dangerous for high-risk groups but it can impact anyone.
At the Katz Jewish Community Center children are getting a break from the heat playing in the swimming pool.
At the Katz Jewish Community Center children are staying cool from the intense heat beating down on South Jersey.
Madeleine Wright reports from the Philadelphia Museum of Art where the November Project running group was doing their thing.
The water off South Florida has literally become as warm as a hot tub as researchers are discovering dying coral reefs.
On Friday, it will feel like 100 degrees. That means your AC will be working overtime to keep you cool.
Doctors say changes in barometric pressure, extremely high temperatures and the threat of dehydration can increase the frequency of headaches.
Extended exposure to high temperatures can have a life-threatening impact on your body. Here's how.
The National Weather Service says there's no immediate end in sight to the heat wave gripping much of the U.S.
Medications can impact your body's ability to reduce heat through evaporation, like sweating, which can lead to heat stroke, doctors warn.
IT's expected to be a hot and hectic holiday weekend with record heat and record travel numbers.
District officials said the decision to send students from 90 schools across the Philadelphia public school district home early due to the heat was out of an abundance of caution.
In anticipation of the potential for extreme heat Friday, the School District of Philadelphia will dismiss the school day two hours early at dozens of schools.
Monday's heat health emergency has people running for cover from the sun.
With the hot and humid temperatures gripping the Philadelphia region, it feels like the dog days of summer. Many people are trying to keep cool in air conditioned homes and swimming pools -- but what about the pups?
The string of heat waves to hit the region this summer are pushing up demand for power. But, so far, they haven't put a strain on the electrical network.
If you think it's hot today, just imagine what it was like in 1776 with no air conditioning. "You didn't go out in the noon sun unless you were are farmer or something like that."
