fireworks

Get ready for the 20th Annual City of Lufkin Fireworks Extravaganza on Friday, July 4, at Ellen Trout Park, featuring live music, food trucks, and a spectacular display.

Anyone want to come over and shoot off some Neighbor Haters? How about lighting some Freedom Flames?

With the Fourth of July just around the corner, the buzz in Midland-Odessa is palpable, but there's a fiery reminder from city officials.

Tyler’s Lindsey Park is the place to be this 4th of July for live music, food trucks, and fireworks. Here’s everything to know before you go.

The countdown to fireworks begins! It's not just about the show; let’s make sure this year's celebration is safe for everyone.

East Texans are ready for burgers, fireworks, and backyard fun! Check out where to watch July 4th fireworks and safety tips to keep it cool.

Don't do it! Don't post that blurry fireworks photo again this year.

Fireworks stands across East Texas open June 24 through July 4. From sparklers to artillery shells, find out what’s legal, where to buy, and how to stay safe this Independence Day.

The 4th of July has passed, but firework season still seems to be going strong in Texas. If you are done with the explosive fun but still have some fireworks left over that you don’t want to waste, then go ahead and store them until next year.

Follow these tips to enjoy a safe and legal 4th of July in Texas.

If you aren’t a dog owner, then you likely don’t understand why this is extra obnoxious. Having a dog during firework season is like having a ball of anxiety attached to you that either shakes so hard your teeth chatter, yells so loud you can’t hear yourself think, or breaks your fence and runs away.

Independence Day is coming up, so when can Texans start buying fireworks?