Houstonians know all too well about the dreadful heat, but residents in need can always turn to cooling shelters, and now there will be an additional number of centers to help people escape the heatwave.

As people prepare to enjoy the sunshine this weekend, it’s crucial to remember the importance of protecting their skin. Take a moment to reflect on this, what the Environmental Protection Agency dubbed, "Don't FRY Day"

After class was dismissed early on Monday for some Houston ISD students because of a faulty air conditioning system, the district is sending out its HVAC teams early Tuesday morning to ensure campuses are cooling properly.

Houston ISD confirmed they have HVAC technicians working to address the issues and said in part "spot coolers will be transported and installed where necessary."

As the summer heat sets in this week, we’re taking a deeper dive into some of Houston’s hottest zip codes. The latest data shows neighborhoods in southwest Houston tend to be hotter than other areas and are considered “High heat stress” areas.

Houston-area schools are adjusting outdoor activities due to an early summer heat surge with temperatures reaching the mid to upper 90s and heat index values between 100 and 105 degrees.

It may not be summer, but with highs in the 80s this week and above-average temperatures next week, it’s time to prioritize hydration.

Just like we need to limit our time outdoors, we need to do the same with our pets. That's why the KPRC 2 weather team wanted you to know the warning signs for when our pets need a break from the sweltering triple-digit heat.