Official reports are likely to overlook heat’s role in a death. As US temperatures rise, experts say the true toll needs to be counted

Climate change is raising the risk of heat strokes in states where high school football is most popular, new data analysis shows.

Heat deaths could surge in the state as energy poverty linked to Trump’s energy and trade policies burns

Counties and states in the U.S. with more outdoor workers are more worried about extreme heat. The relationship varies by region.

A new report highlights the growing insurance crisis playing out in parts of the country that are prone to frequent weather disasters.

As a nurse at Banner University Medical Center in Tucson, I see the toll Arizona’s extreme heat takes on patients every day. Our seasons have shifted — just last winter, it still felt like summer well...

As previous disasters have laid bare the US’ vulnerabilities to other types of extreme weather, this week is revealing strains in infrastructure and highlighting public health risks when faced with re...

U.S. regional electric grid operators scrambled to avoid rotating blackouts on Tuesday, preserving razor-thin power generation margins as temperatures in the eastern half of the country soared past 100 degrees Fahrenheit (38 degrees Celsius).

In what is currently regarded as the costliest severe weather event of 2025, a widespread tornado outbreak across the U.S. Midwest and Southeast has

Summers are getting warmer nearly nationwide, an updated analysis finds.

This interactive map, built using data released by Treasury’s Federal Insurance Office, reveals the widespread nature of the U.S. home insurance crisis according to seven metrics of insurance availabi...

The Great Lakes has officially entered a new climate era, and the past is no longer a reliable guide for the future.

Research from the Urban Institute shows Tennessee would have lost 37% of the assistance it received after disasters from 2008 to 2024.

A new study from Climate Central shows that Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah have had more than 20 extra high heat-risk days on average, and pregnant mothers without access to cooling co...

Wisconsin saw a record number of fires in January and February this year due to a lack of snow as climate change has set the stage for more wildfires to burn in the last decade.

People say they care about climate change. Why won’t they talk about it?

People say they care about climate change. Why won’t they talk about it?

After the Bobcat fire, the area no longer felt safe.

Wisconsin winters aren't what they used to be, and human-fueled climate change is a big reason for it, according to a new report.