heat wave

Many older school buildings in Northeast Ohio lack air conditioning, making it hard for learning to continue when the heat index is high.

The increased frequency of heat waves means it is more important than ever for Northeast Ohioans to recognize the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke. Here's how to avoid it and what to do if it strikes.

Temperatures in Northeast Ohio will rise into the mid-90s; Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson strongly denies sexual misconduct despite more allegations; and more stories.

COVID cases among children are increasing in Ohio; several Northeast Ohio school districts are closing or sending kids home early today due to extreme heat; House Republicans resume debate today on a bill that would prohibit public and private employers from requiring vaccinations or punishing workers who don't receive them; and more stories.

As a potentially deadly heat wave with high humidity sweeps across the eastern United States, some Northeast Ohio cities are taking precautions. The…

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High temperatures this week have led a number of schools to cancel classes in buildings that don't have air conditioning. One state lawmaker would like to…