Miami Heat coach Erik Spoelstra and assistant coach Chris Quinn look on during the first half of an NBA preseason game against the San Antonio Spurs at Kaseya Center on October 8, 2025, in Miami. D.A.

Arison took control of the Heat in 1995, helping to build an organization that’s considered one of the NBA’s most successful franchises during over that 30-year stretch. One of the first things Arison ...

PHOENIX — Wednesday marked a blazing milestone as Phoenix shattered a 30-year-old heat record. It marked the hottest Aug. 6 ever recorded in Phoenix as the temperature hit a blistering 116 degrees at ...

This week marks the 30th anniversary of the infamous 1995 Chicago heat wave, which took 739 lives. One of them was a World War II veteran who got a proper sendoff in Homewood on Thursday. Silence ...

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There was a special honor Thursday for a World War II veteran who died alone during Chicago's 1995 heat wave. 26,727 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster than ...

Chicago's 1995 heat wave killed more than 700 people. Here, a worker moves the body of a victim into a refrigerated truck, located outside of the medical examiner's office, prior to autopsy. Credit: ...

CHICAGO (WGN) – Dozens of people gathered in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood Tuesday night to remember hundreds of people who died during the July 1995 heat wave. At the Columbus Park Refectory, Mayor ...

Dozens of people gathered in Chicago's Austin neighborhood Tuesday night to remember hundreds of people who died during the July 1995 heat wave. WWE star Hulk Hogan’s cause of death revealed Trump DOJ ...

The room sat in silence as Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson asked for a moment to remember the lives lost in the 1995 Chicago Heat Wave. Thirty years ago this week, more than 700 people died as ...

The 1995 Chicago heat wave, which took place 30 years ago this week, remains the Chicago area's deadliest weather disaster. Heat indices over 100 degrees kept a hold on the city for five straight days ...