4th of july

Canyon's July 4th draws huge crowds. Here's what to know before you go about road closures, parking rules, parade times, and fireworks before you head out.

Water restrictions in Dumas mean one popular Fourth of July tradition will not return this summer as drought impacts continue.

Fireworks sales start soon in Amarillo, and thanks to America's 250th, you get an extra day to buy. Here's what's legal and what'll cost you $2,000.

Pampa is celebrating America's 250th birthday big, and Back Up Terry is coming back to make it unforgettable. Here's the full schedule.

The 4th of July 2026 hits different this year. America turns 250 and Texas Panhandle celebrations are bigger than ever.

Communities across the Texas Panhandle celebrate Independence Day with parades, food, and unforgettable fireworks lighting up the summer sky.

Here is what you need to know when traveling for 4th of July this year.

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

Be thoughtful of your neighbors when setting off fireworks this July 4th.

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?

43 mugshots of individuals arrested and booked into the Lubbock County Detention Center during the week of July 3 - July 9, 2023.