The summer of 2026 has come to an end as of September 1. This summer was notable for its record heat and historic floods.
A significant weather streak occurred, with one of the longest periods of triple-digit temperatures.
Further information about the summer of 2026 is available, including details about the heat and floods that made it a unique season.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
A man and a woman traveling Monday from Philadelphia International Airport to the Dominican Republic ended up traveling a little lighter aft…
FEMA's Public Assistance was approved for emergency work and the repair or replacement of disaster-damaged facilities for 19 counties.
The keto diet may have surprising benefits for liver health, a new study suggests.
Austin Pets Alive! is bringing in dozens of cats and dogs from Livingston, an East Texas community hit by severe flooding after the remnants…
Kroy Biermann Jr., the 15-year-old son of former Atlanta Falcons player Kroy Biermann and former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolciak…
Texas Longhorn and Texas State Bobcat fans will experience fewer construction delays near campus during their upcoming game on Sept. 5, thou…
The deadline for the release of the 2026 Maternal Mortality and Morbidity Report is Dec. 1 this year, which means it could be released after…
The airline's new BlueFirst cabin will offer more legroom, upgraded dining, priority airport perks and enhanced onboard technology on select…
Hays County 911 and Kyle 911 are now using a new system designed to standardize the questions dispatchers ask callers and help first respond…
Hartford Police Department roast local high school seniors on social media in their prank attempt after they toilet papered the police stati…
American Airlines is retrofitting select aircraft to expand its premium seating, with the fleet upgrades expected to be completed in 2027.
An Oregon man is accused of firing toward tree workers and sheriff’s drones during an incident in which investigators believe he may have fi…
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