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Dogs Die in Indiana After AC Fails Phoenix Records Hotter Temperatures
Multiple dogs in Indiana died after the truck air conditioning (AC) failed while stuck on a two-hour traffic. Meanwhile, Phoenix recorded scorching heat that could cause possible heat-related health risks. Read here.
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