More than 160 million people are experiencing extreme heat in parts of the U.S. The dangerous heat has forced some young athletes to change how they practice.

Scientists are sounding the alarm on hot summer nights, saying they are quietly becoming a worrisome consequence of climate change -- and a public health concern.

The stock market has demonstrated resilience this summer, but some are raising concerns that the rally is at risk of petering out.

Katherine Grainger, Sally Gunnell, Alice Dearing and Lizzy Yarnold on the athletes to look out for this summer (and winter).

NEW YORK — In the colorful, animated, musical world of “KPop Demon Hunters,” everyone is a fan. The general public rocks T-shirts supporting their favorite idols. They hold light sticks and stare starry-eyed at stadium stages; they scream, they cry, they cheer, they buy the merch.

Summer temperatures are soaring, but there are six things you can do to keep that electric bill from rising at the same pace!

The second session of the Westfield Parks & Recreation Department’s Summer Act Theater Group presented its culminating program of one-act plays after two weeks of summer camp on July 25, which included one written by a former camper.

Dealmakers are brushing off lingering fears about trade wars and geopolitics, instead barreling into the traditionally quiet summer months with billions of dollars in M&A.