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As outside temperatures approach triple digits, first responders are warning of the safety risks surrounding hot vehicles.

Boston Children's Hospital pediatrician Dr. Rick Malley says children can be kept safe in many ways during the summer months, especially while cooling off in bodies of water.

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCBD) –Temperatures are rising in the Lowcountry and Charleston residents are trying to beat the heat.

After weeks of clouds, rain and cool weather, temperatures climbed to a high of 87 degrees in Pittsfield and 89 in North Adams Thursday.

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