heat

When it gets hot in Arizona, a little crack in the garage door might feel like relief. But is it actually doing any good?

Arizona’s heat demands hydration. Skip soda, caffeine, and alcohol—opt for water, electrolytes, or coconut water to stay safe and cool.

Phoenix is sweltering under an unrelenting sun, with record-breaking temperatures making headlines and raising concerns for vulnerable residents.

As the summer heat cranks up, keeping kids safe under the sun becomes a top priority for Arizona parents. Let's talk about what to look out for.

As the mercury rises, it seems like everyone is looking for a cool spot, including those pesky rodents you didn’t invite in.

Conservationists are working to save the iconic saguaro cactus. Will it be enough?

Arizona has one of the highest average temperatures in the country. Even a tame summer can bring weeks of triple digit heat. The issues begin to hit critical mass when the surface temperature reaches over 120 degrees, which has happened quite a few times in recent history.

These simple hacks could save your infant or child's life in Arizona's heat.

The heat is driving rodents into our homes in Arizona. This is how you can stop the invasion.

The best ways to provide water to dehydrated wildlife in your own backyard.