heat

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.

Here are some things you might not have thought about when it comes to saving money on cooling your home.

Get ready as we dive into the story of a Texas road melting right before our eyes

You may have heard that feeding your dog ice is very dangerous and could cause serious illness or even death, especially during the extreme summer heat. We spoke to Oklahoma vets to get the truth about this warning.

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There have been far too many stories in the news this summer about parents leaving their kids in the car while they go in and shop. This is not okay! We all know that a quick trip in the store can end up being much more than that.

Summer weather is taking its hold of Oklahoma this week and the American Red Cross of Central and Western Oklahoma urges residents to take precautions while outside. This is especially important as many areas in Oklahoma are recovering and cleaning up after tornadoes and flooding.

Oklahoma is entering the hottest part of the summer with no relief in site in the near future. Staying cool during these sweltering days can be a challenge. There are a number of things you can do to stay cool in the summer without using air conditioning, or at least without using it too much. Check out these cool ideas I found from the AARP for saving on the cost of air conditioning.

For those of us who must annoyingly insist on a silver lining to every issue, there have been two that I have found recently relating to our drought situation.

Some records don't need to be broken.  Texas and Oklahoma were fighting it out for the hottest state on record for any 3-month period.