Wednesday, July 8, 2015 | 8:07 a.m.
Officials say two men have died in southern Nevada of causes linked to the excessive summer heat.
KSNV-TV reports that the Clark County coroner's office ruled the death of a 30-year-old Joshua Warren Douglas Davis was natural but linked to heat exposure. Thermometers read triple-digits when the homeless man died Thursday.
Near Lake Mead, 59-year-old Kenneth Van Dusen was found by hikers inside a black Chevrolet Suburban Thursday.
KSNV-TV reports that the coroner ruled Van Dusen suffered a coronary, with secondary causes being environmental heat exposure and atherosclerosis.
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