by Kate Evans
In this season’s persistent high temperatures, people are urged to take extra steps to prevent a hot car death tragedy involving their children, loved ones and pets.
Nationwide, seven children have died so far this year from being trapped or left inside a hot vehicle, according to the website noHeatstroke.org.
In late May a baby in Morgantown was found dead after unknowingly being left in a hot car. It is unknown…
