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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- With warmer temperatures ahead, it's best to stay on top of warm weather practices to prevent serious injuries like heat stroke and heat exhaustion.
ABC57's Jordan Tolbert was joined by SBFD Assistant Chief Derek Erquhart to talk about tips and tricks to staying cool so that you can stay safe while having fun in the sun.
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