Last July, it seemed like Phoenix broke another heat record every day. This year, temperatures are average (but it's still ...

The city of Phoenix broke yet another daily heat record on Wednesday after the mercury hit 118 degrees, marking the city's ...

Heat is killing about 300 people per year in Phoenix. "This is a problem that's only going to get worse, so we need to do better," Hondula said. "We need to do more and we need to be doing it fast." ...

As temperatures continue to rise this summer in Phoenix, the city is piloting a tool they hope will help curb the urban heat island effect — cool pavement. Cities are hotter than rural areas ...

Metro Phoenix is in the dog days of summer. But the high heat shouldn't keep you from having fun. Here are tips from seasoned ...

Over the past year, Phoenix has studied the efficacy of a reflective sealant meant to reduce the absorption of heat in the urban climate. Early testing it might help reduce Cool pavement curbs ...

Heat ripples engulf two ladies while crossing the street in downtown Phoenix. AP. The last time Phoenix didn’t reach 110 F was June 29, when it hit 108.

Temperatures in Phoenix reached 118 degrees, breaking the daily record of 115 degrees set in 1989. Another record was broken Tuesday morning in Phoenix with the daily low reaching 94 degrees, 9 ...

SUMMERS: Mayor Gallego, I want to start there with the unhoused population in your city of Phoenix. In the midst of this heat wave, the city has been clearing out a large encampment called The Zone.

This has been Phoenix’s July in hell — an entire month of merciless heat that has ground down people’s health and patience in the city of 1.6 million, while also straining a regionwide ...

Phoenix heat isn't ceasing at night, either Phoenix has set a record for the most nights with a low temperature of 90 degrees or higher. Climate change is accelerating the number of hot nights ...

Phoenix Heat Director Dave Hondula presented the city's preliminary plan to the City Council at a public meeting on Feb. 27. Mayor Kate Gallego kicked off the discussion by stressing the dangers ...