Tony says all systems are go for the hottest weather of summer to arrive Friday and hang on through the weekend. Daily highs in the mid-90s will team with oppressively high humidity levels to generate a REAL FEEL HEAT INDEX of 100-105 on bare skin.
Park temperatures like swings that bake in the sun all day can reach temperatures close to, if not over, 140 degrees.
One man in Charleston says he's doing what he can to keep it cool after not having any air conditioning during this heatwave.
Frank Cantley, 44, of Charleston, died Friday from an overdose, officers say. He was found in his home along Tinder Avenue.
West Virginia State Police, Kentucky State Police, and Ohio State Highway Patrol are facing off against each other and the...
The thermal imaging camera shows how heat affects body temperature.
A Pennsylvania school district is warning that children could end up in foster care if their parents do not pay overdue...
Forecast on July 20, 2019
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Michael Bransfield facing various allegations
Google is expected to pay a multimillion dollar penalty from the Federal Trade Commission over its handling of kids’...
A U.S. appeals court panel has sided with the Trump administration, ruling that state and federal programs already in...
The accident happened on state Route 56 near New Plymouth, Ohio.
These hot temperatures can cause a serious strain on your car.
The South Charleston Memorial Ice Arena is offering skating sessions for $1 both Friday and Saturday.
Billy Vance is accused of stealing a fire department truck that was full of diving equipment. It happened in...
The judge wanted to make the creative service a challenge. Instead of taking a few minutes,...
Bishop Michael J. Bransfield is accused of sexual harassment of adults and financial improprieties.
AARP officials say the elderly are more vulnerable during a heat wave.
On July 20, 1969, Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first people to ever set foot on the moon.
President Donald Trump on Friday reversed his previous criticisms of a North Carolina campaign crowd that chanted "send her...
Iran's seizure of a British-flagged oil tanker was allegedly due to a collision with an Iranian fishing boat, the country's...
Rep. Erica Thomas, a Democrat from Austell, Ga., said the man was irate that she was in an express line with too...
The boy's life was changed forever on July 6, his birthday, when he says two...
Dangerous temperatures are in the forecast.
Park rangers are preparing for preventing heat exhaustion while campers remain somewhat unphased by the incoming heat wave.
The problem is apparent across the city. On Grace Avenue on the city's West Side, there are...
The City of Charleston received a $15,000 grant from AARP to make one of its parks a "more inviting and appealing" public space.
This happened right before 4 a.m. in the 600 block of 2nd Street.
The incident happened in the Island Creek community of Pikeville, Kentucky.
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“We told the Americans at the beginning of the war, it’s not a picnic,” said Sohail Shaheen, a senior Taliban spokesman.
With extreme temperatures stifling much of the nation, utility companies prepare for power grids to be stressed.
A 1995 heat wave in Chicago killed 739 people. Now cities prepare for heat waves, but the root problems that caused the deaths still remain.
The three men, who previously pleaded guilty, were "motivated by hateful ideology," U.S. Attorney Thomas T. Cullen said in a statement.
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