More than 185 million people across most of the United States are on alert for widespread, dangerous heat on Monday.

About half the country is under active heat advisories on Monday, affecting more than 198 million Americans, according to the National Weather Service . The extreme heat is expected in the Midwest, ...

Millions of Americans across almost a dozen states were instructed to stay out of the sun and limit outdoor activities, as ...

Much of the U.S. is under extreme heat warnings or advisories while New York, Philadelphia and Washington could feel like 100 degrees or more.

The heat dome won't dissipate soon. Dangerous heat is expected across parts of the Central and Southeast. through July, the weather service says. High temperatures will reach 100 degrees from Texas to ...

Numerous states could see heat index values higher than those expected in Death Valley on Thursday, according to the NWS.

Coming off of a career defining season with Murray State on the road to the College World Series, Reese Oakley made the decision to continue to grow ...

However, you’ll more than likely see it later tomorrow and Wednesday. There will be a PinPoint Alert for Wednesday with a Heat Advisory that starts Tuesday at Noon through Wednesday at 10pm ...

Today will bring the hottest temperatures of the week, with highs soaring to near 112°.

With the building heat and humidity, the chances for thunderstorms will also rise mid to late week as a cold front crosses the region on Thursday.

Excessive heat is America's No. 1 weather killer most years. This heat wave 30 years ago claimed hundreds of lives in the Midwest, including Chicago.

Bergen County opens five emergency cooling centers to deal with this week's heat wave. Here's where they are.