HeyJaredKatherine Davis-Young
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Heat-related deaths in Phoenix rise, after two years of decline (opens the original)
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A recent NPR investigation found that heat-related deaths are vastly underreported across most of the U.S. One place that does track these fatalities closely is scorching hot Phoenix, Arizona. This year, the number of heat-related deaths there appears to have jumped significantly. Here to tell us more is KJZZ's Katherine Davis-Young. Hi, Katherine. KATHERINE DAVIS-YOUNG, BYLINE: Hi there. PFEIFFER: So just how significantly are heat-related deaths up in Phoenix this year? DAVIS-YOUNG: They're up
Phoenix sears under sweltering heat (opens the original)
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Here in the U.S., much of the West and Southwest regions of the country remain under an extreme heat warning. In Spokane, Washington, thousands of residents have been told to evacuate this weekend as rapidly moving fires engulf Eastern Washington. Meanwhile, further south in Phoenix, Arizona, temperatures on Saturday reached 116 degrees Fahrenheit, and public cooling centers are in high demand. From member station KJZZ, Katherine Davis-Young reports. KATHERINE DAVIS-YOUNG, BYLINE: At the First U
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