Even though it will be dangerously cold across North Texas the next couple of days, many people will still need to go outside. According to doctors, that brings up something some Texans aren't used to ...

A DOG owner has shared a stark warning to others trying to walk their dogs in the snow. Moosey, a Miniature Dachshund, was ...

The risk of frostbite is going up as temperatures across Montana continue to drop. The Mayo Clinic says frostbite can become a serious problem once the thermometer hits five degrees or lower. The ...

A warning from doctors — the bitter cold could be putting your health at risk.Doctors warn that frostbite can set in within 25 minutes, with temperatures in the single digits and even colder wind ...

An arctic blast is expected to bring dangerously cold temperatures to New York, with wind chills increasing the risk of frostbite. Warning signs of frostbite include red, white or grayish-yellow skin ...

With the frigid temperatures outside, it is important to keep an eye out for frostbite. It is crucial to keep skin covered when exposed to the cold air outdoors, especially your hands, feet and head.

The Wynn Hospital in Utica has seen a few patients with frostbite recently and a number with mild-to-moderate hypothermia, said Dr. Gary Zimmer, chief medical officer for the Mohawk Valley Health ...

As frigid conditions settle in across Oklahoma, one issue doctors are seeing in increased numbers is cold-related injuries. Staying outside in the cold can lead to several afflictions, including ...

January typically brings the coldest temperatures to Northeast Wisconsin, and with those temperatures comes an increased risk ...

The National Weather Service issued a stay inside warning as temperatures dip into the "life-threatening" range.

WICHITA, Kan. (KWCH)—A winter storm that brought several inches of snow and a cold snap with some record-breaking low ...

Frostbite can set in as quickly as 30 minutes during freezing conditions. A blast of arctic air is dropping temperatures across the country this week, increasing the risk. Dr. Taryn Travis. a burn ...