10-Year-Old Boy Dies After Heat-Related Emergency on Arizona Hike

The boy, visiting from Missouri, was hiking South Mountain in Phoenix on a day when temperatures reached 113°F.

Cortinez Logan, 10, was airlifted from the trail and died in the hospital.
The family began their hike around 9:30 a.m., and the boy collapsed by 2 p.m.
Phoenix authorities emphasize the dangers of hiking in extreme heat, especially for out-of-towners.
The city has implemented measures like trail closures and extended hours to mitigate heat risks.
Experts highlight the importance of hydration, shade, and heat awareness to prevent fatalities.