You may have heard of the phrase "dog days." But what does that mean? Here's how mid-summer came to be called the dog days.

You've heard the phrase "Dog Days of Summer," but you'd be surprised to learn it has nothing to do with our furry friends.

“Sometime around mid- to late September, if you get up before the sun rises and look to the east part of the sky, you’ll see ...

Ollie takes a look at the origin of the phrase "the dog days of summer" influenced by the Dog Star, Sirius, and also suggests ...

The title phrase is Latin for Dog Days, that lethargic time of summer that is usua.ly so hot and muggy one can barely stand to go outdoors. It is ...

Those "dog days of summer" will be barking at Omaha's heels to start the workweek with hot and humid weather in the forecast ...

Tuesday brings another chance for some pop-up thunderstorms to the area as we go throughout the afternoon hours. It will also ...

Hence also “Staggering July” and “the Yellow month”. The latter was Buímhís in Irish, which an 1830s diarist of rural ...

Dog days” are coming to the Malaga region as a hot “terral” wind drives hot air from the centre of Spain down to the south ...

Famed sports radio host Chris Russo, whose fiery takes have earned him the moniker 'Mad Dog,' has claimed he narrowly avoided ...

Her body was positioned to face the setting sun at the winter solstice, while her sarcophagus was aligned with the heliacal rising of Sirius; the brightest star in the sky, associated with the annual ...

Team owner Mat Ishbia continues to take responsibility for what has happened with the Phoenix Suns, but he's excited about ...