heat

The simple answer is, duhhh ... we live in a desert. There's more to the crazy El Paso heat than that though. Since you're probably not a mega - geek, I went and found all the answers for you.

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.

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.

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

When it comes to being hot, these 10 cities have the distinction of being the hottest.

Keep scrolling to learn more about 7 different food and drinks that can all have a dehydrating effect on your body.

Phoenix has officially surpassed its previous streak of days in a row of 100+ degree temperatures that was set back in 1993.

Summer is not done with us yet and El Paso is getting hotter, faster, than anywhere else in Texas and almost the entire USA.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports that heat-related incidents are increasing. To help you stay safe, park officials are sharing these essential tips.

The Texas heat is like no other, and locals are getting sick of blasting the air conditioning all day every day. The cool air and keeping your home at a reasonable temperature is great, but the bill that gets racked up in the summer months is a hard pill to swallow.