Heat cramps, painful muscle cramps and spasms, usually in the legs and abdomen, may also be a symptom of heat exhaustion.

With extreme temperatures in the forecast for California, first responders want people to be aware of warning signs that the ...

Anyone can get heat stroke, but infants, the elderly, and people with chronic disease, or people who have suffered from heat stroke in the past are at higher risk because their bodies may not be ...

Extreme heat waves can have negative effects on the body ... a combo of conditions that can lead to heat stroke. If someone is suffering from heat stroke, the CDC advises to first dial 911 ...

Northern California is likely to see its first triple-digit day of 2025 this Friday. Because it has been several months since people living in the region have dealt with extreme heat, some may be ...

He encourages people to have someone with them who can recognize ... call 911. If it’s heat stroke, no questions asked, you call 911,” Walker said. Children and older people are most at ...

HOUSTON — A dog left on a balcony in the Houston heat last week has died, according to the Houston SPCA. The Harris County ...

Northern California faces record-high temperatures this weekend, putting many at risk for heat-related illnesses.

Heat stroke, according to the Mayo Clinic, occurs when someone’s body temperature reaches above 104 F. If left untreated, damage can occur to the heart, kidneys, muscles and even cause brain damage.