Southwest faces heat as record temps linger
The Southwest endures triple digit heat with parts of Southern California and Phoenix expecting highs above 110. Six Southern California half marathon runners are hospitalized for heat illness while a Nevada home death prompts concerns over extreme conditions. Fire crews deployed along the race route and cooling buses aided runners. Phoenix records 119 degrees the previous day, the fourth hottest on record, with 116 forecast. Las Vegas sees rising temps and may challenge its 117 degree high as monsoon clouds approach.
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Rising death by own action rates prompt broader outreach
A CDC and ADAMHS Board study shows suicide attempts rising across all ages with the sharpest increase among men in their 50s and women in their early 60s. Experts cite economic stress, caregiver burden, isolation, and access to painkillers as factors, urging extended outreach and vigilant support amid shifting demographics.
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