International relations got a bit heated when France blamed Americans for the sweltering temperatures that gripped Europe.

As Europe experiences increasingly intense heatwaves, keeping cool is no longer simply a matter of comfort. It is becoming a question of public health, social inequality, and policymaking. Some ...

A fire erupted in a northwest Delhi residential building on Saturday night. Police and fire services launched a massive ...

Data centers are raising new concerns after the federal government granted emergency OKs for them to use their backup ...

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s help in identifying a suspect who allegedly stole three air ...

While we’ve gotten a small break from the intense heat that gripped our area for the holiday weekend, a local group is ...

Europe is increasingly adopting sustainable cooling technologies, smarter urban planning, and energy-efficient infrastructure to cope with intensifying heatwaves while limiting fossil fuel dependence.

The Upper East Side Legionnaires’ disease cluster has grown again, with 54 cases now reported in Carnegie Hill and Yorkville ...

Local officials have tried to cut through jurisdictional red tape, but many residents complain that they’ll ask one office ...

A man has been arrested for allegedly claiming to be a victim of Boone County flooding to obtain goods by false pretenses.

Power demand is surging to keep America's air conditioners running, but prices are falling for the fuel that helps generate ...

The need for air conditioning has been driven home by record temperatures in Europe which have killed at least 10,000 people. Scientists say that this will be more and more frequent as global warming ...