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A Tacos and Tequila Festival in Colorado Springs turned into a cautionary tale as record-breaking 97-degree heat sent 72 attendees to the hospital—mostly from dehydration or alcohol-related issues. Held outdoors amid a heat advisory, the event featured throwback hip-hop, R&B, and tequila tastings, but officials are now warning the public to stay hydrated, seek air conditioning, and check on loved ones. Fire crews emphasized recognizing signs of heat exhaustion and, critically, heat stroke—which can cause confusion and loss of consciousness—and urged immediate 911 calls if symptoms appear. Stay cool, stay safe, and never ignore the signs.

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