Basic physics can help determine where to start. Every object has what is called specific heat, which is how much energy is required to heat it up or cool it down by 1°C.

How to cool down Overnight lows can be a particularly dangerous part of a heat wave, said Ashley Ward, director of the Heat Policy Innovation Hub at Duke University.

When you do not have AC, Allen Chenault, heating, ventilation and AC expert at AC's Heating & Air says, 'I always recommend ...

By Thursday, rain will finally cool things off. But until then, we can expect more heat and humitidy. Here is the forecast for the next few days, according to the National Weather Service: ...

Whether it’s work stress, nerves on a first date or even an emergency, here’s how to shift your mindset to remain calm, cool and collected in any situation.

Local News High temperatures stick around the Midlands, here's how to keep your home cool Dominion Energy offers tips to stay cool and save energy during high heat.