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It's called the "Caveman Method" and it's a very simple and very effective way to help keep your home cooler no matter whether the temperature is warm, hot, very hot or "Texas". These tricks can save you money too.

This might be the time to look into getting an HVAC system or at least a small window or indoor unit. Just sayin'.

We all know how crazy hot the last couple of summers have been and summer of 2025 looks like it will be just as hot, (El Paso is 3rd fastest warming city), so staying inside is a good idea in general. Be sure and stay hydrated too, heat exhaustion and heat stroke come on quickly. Learn how to prevent them here.

Save yourself from mosquito season!

West Texas summers can be dangerously hot—especially for seniors. Here are smart, simple ways to keep elderly loved ones safe, cool, and comfortable.

Get the latest forecast for the upcoming heat wave in East Texas, with temperatures expected to break records in Lufkin and Nacogdoches

Extreme heat in Odessa isn't just a Texas tale. Dive into the intense summer of 1994 and the community's brave response to 116-degree temperatures.

The last time we saw temperatures this low across the state, we lost heat.