heat

Unless you want to sit in a hot, dark house, you need to do a couple of things to reduce the strain on the electrical grid.

People walk or train for a marathon in the middle of a triple digit day, and tend to expose the most amount of skin to fry under the blazing hot El Paso sun.

If you don't have refrigerated air, here are a few ways to make that old-school swamp cooler work better to cool your house off.

Hot summers are mostly just an inconvenience, but every summer in El Paso we see tragic stories about kids getting left in a hot car.

The minute you open your eyes and check your phone you know that it's going to be a scorcher. It's already in the upper 70s at seven o'clock in the morning.

El Paso hit the first triple digit heat of the summer on Sunday and that means a lot of people will be sitting in hot houses and apartments.

Even though we are still hovering in the 90s for right now, we will start seeing those triple digits soon enough.

If you're using a shiny windshield sun shade you need to go shopping.

Summer in El Paso means some pretty big haboobs coming through town.

It may soon be possible to have a Keurig-like machine that will dispense soft serve ice cream for one at the touch of a button.

You have to follow a watering schedule or face a fine, but apparently the City of El Paso does not.

Triple Digit Heat is Here, How to Stay Safe and Cool