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As summer heats up, those without air conditioning can stay cool by following these suggestions.

Police say the deaths of six family members in an Upstate New York apartment appear to have been an "intentional poisoning."

Even now, on the cusp of his centennial birthday, Mel Brooks hasn't retired.

HAZLE TWP., LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — State police operated an undercover child trafficking sting that resulted in the arrest of a Luzerne County man. On June 11, a trooper posing as a 14-year-old girl was messaging 32-year-old Devin Demetrius Fleming through an undercover phone for several weeks about arranging a meeting. On June 25, Demetrius [...]

According to NOAA Fisheries, the necropsy revealed the whale was pregnant and was in good nutritional condition, with substantial blubber and muscle reserves.

With the summer heat increasing, the risk for children left in cars becomes more urgent as things can turn dangerous in just a few minutes.

The Humane Society provides essential tips to protect pets from summer heat hazards, so our furry friends stay safe.

Extreme heat raises health risks, like heat exhaustion and stroke, and heightens child car safety concerns. Learn the signs and preventive measures now.

As temperatures rise, veterinarians warn that scorching pavement poses a threat to pets, causing burns within seconds.

There's a simple hydration test you can do in the bathroom.