KOCO Meteorologist Sabrina Bates says that today will be the hottest day of the summer, but there is relief in sight.

According to the National Weather Service, temperatures in the Hartford/Springfield area are expected to lower dramatically.

Extreme weather is on the rise due to climate change. Louisville is no exception. How the Cardinals are adjusting to heat waves before 2025 season.

An ice-cold cup of water, a fountain to splash around in, and an ice pop to eat under the blistering July sun. Those ...

This means that the relief may last through the weekend before the heat and humidity returns by late next week! Keep an ...

The chances for showers and storms should occur on an isolated scale through early Thursday. What will be widespread is the ...

Jonathan Kuminga is facing an uncertain future with the Golden State Warriors. A restricted free agent, it's been reported that the Warriors and Kuminga remain far apart in contract talks, which could ...

Our heat wave will come to a close by this evening as a cold front is slowly making its way to the Bluegrass. Thursday will ...

More steam rolls in for the Midstate today. Eventually, cooler temperatures drop in through the end of the week.

Extreme heat sticks around in Central Florida ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — This summer, there has been an increase in sightings of the venomous Brown Recluse spider across ...