fireworks

A recent change in Texas state law allows counties to add an additional fireworks sales period for Memorial Day. Sales will be allowed from May 22-27.

The 4th of July is Tuesday. But fireworks are on sale now. So why not buy them early and save them for Tuesday? Well, it's illegal to have them in the city for one. Here are the LPD's rules about fireworks that you need to know.

Oh yes, it is time to light up the skies of West Texas with fireworks, but you need to remember some safety and legal tips in order to have a safe 4th of July. First and foremost, it is illegal to have or shoot off fireworks in the city limits...

Can you believe it is already time for fireworks again? Neither can we. That's why we are letting you know about the big fireworks show at Buffalo Springs Lake.

The Lubbock Police Department wants to remind you that there are laws regarding fireworks. Don't break them. Because that's against the law.

There are a lot of options in Lubbock for buying fireworks for your 4th of July celebration. Here's a list of some of the best places.

Most of us love fireworks on the 4th of July. Many of us love fireworks any time of the year. But there is a group of very important people that may not appreciate them as much this weekend that you need to be aware of.

3 Doors Down is returning to Lubbock on the greatest day imaginable. The 4th of July! Why is that cooler than you probably know? I'll tell you.

I'm sure by now many of you have seen the videos where they filmed huge fireworks displays with a drone. But have you seen a drone with fireworks attached to it?

No fireworks doesn't mean no fun.

Simple enough. With the drought and extreme wildfire conditions going on in our state I figured it would be nice to show you where they have banned fireworks from being set off. In pretty  much all of these counties they have also cancelled any city fireworks displays too so you might as well avoid them all-together if you're looking for a show...

The City of Lubbock’s annual fireworks display at the city’s 4th of July Celebration at Mackenzie Park has been canceled due to the drought and extremely dry conditions in Lubbock.