fireworks

Even if you aren't into dropping some serious coin on some street-legal explosives - your neighbors are.

We look forward to celebrating the birth of our great nation each July 4th and we often times do that with fireworks, but those fireworks can cause anxiety among our pets.

East Texans will be celebrating our nations' independence in grand style on July 4th.

Sparklers, Roman candles, rockets, artillery shells and more are now being sold for 4th of July celebrations across the state of Texas.

The Fourth of July tradition will continue with fireworks at Lindsey Park.

Folks in the Overton area will be lit up July 4th night with a fun fireworks display for the whole family.

There will be fireworks in Longview on the 4th of July after all.

Concerns over the health of the community lead to the cancellation.

Firework stands are opening for the New Years' season.

You expect some loud bangs and some colorful displays from fireworks, but some fireworks apparently have too much bang and are being recalled because they are a hazard to public safety.

If your dog is anything like mine, she'll be hiding under the bed for another ten days or so, until the possibility of hearing the pop of a firecracker is gone. There are four big reasons why dogs are not fans of the 4th of July.

We'll be celebrating our nation's independence on July 4th with cookouts, time at the lake or pool, friends and family and fireworks!