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Doctors warn of rising heat risks as North Carolina enters peak season
As the heat intensifies, state officials and medical experts are urging everyone to take precautions.
High temps draw attention to heat safety and need for fans, AC units
Heat safety tips to keep humans and pets safe
Families find ways to keep cool as heat wave builds in central NC
El Niño expected to develop soon; could be strongest on record
Need help staying cool? NC brings back free fan program for summer
Parent petition at Wake Forest Elementary sparks heating repairs
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Raleigh homeowner nearly runs out of propane after missed deliveries
Shaw students, parents frustrated about no heat or hot water in dorms
'Back to normal operations': Duke Energy says conservation worked
Duke Energy urges customers to cut back usage after winter storm
Shaw University students say dorm without heat, hot water at times
2025 was the fourth-warmest year on record for the U.S.
Wake County's 'Warmth for Wake' asking for community donations
WCPSS installs temporary chillers at some schools to keep AC running
Thousands under evacuation orders due to LA-area wildfire
Steps to take to protect yourself against mosquitoes and ticks
Use caution when spending time outside in heat: NCDHHS
Staffing issues cause modified hours at 8 Raleigh pools
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High temps draw attention to heat safety and need for fans, AC units
Heat safety tips to keep humans and pets safe
Families find ways to keep cool as heat wave builds in central NC
El Niño expected to develop soon; could be strongest on record
Need help staying cool? NC brings back free fan program for summer
Parent petition at Wake Forest Elementary sparks heating repairs
Raleigh homeowner nearly runs out of propane after missed deliveries
Shaw students, parents frustrated about no heat or hot water in dorms
'Back to normal operations': Duke Energy says conservation worked
Duke Energy urges customers to cut back usage after winter storm
Shaw University students say dorm without heat, hot water at times
2025 was the fourth-warmest year on record for the U.S.
Wake County's 'Warmth for Wake' asking for community donations
WCPSS installs temporary chillers at some schools to keep AC running
Thousands under evacuation orders due to LA-area wildfire
Steps to take to protect yourself against mosquitoes and ticks
Use caution when spending time outside in heat: NCDHHS
Staffing issues cause modified hours at 8 Raleigh pools
Show More
Show Fewer