A Salvation Army location has expanded its cooling center hours. This change is in response to a heat wave affecting Texas.
The expanded hours are intended to provide relief during a period of dangerous heat. Further details about the cooling center and its hours can be found through KWTX.
More information is available from the source for those seeking to learn more about the expanded cooling center hours and the heat wave's impact.
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