4th of July

Take a look at the most American floats you can get online right now, and have yourself a patriotic Fourth of July this weekend.

Last year, the pandemic put a damper on everyone's plans, but local celebrations are back and the City of Temple is ready to put on a show.

In an announcement made Friday, the Belton Chamber of Commerce said the traditional parade will be virtual, but other July 4 celebrations will continue.

Belton's week long fourth of July celebration will go on as planned starting June 27.

The suspect reportedly told police he's responsible for firing at a family's car, igniting their fireworks and causing a father and two toddlers' severe burns.

One man's Independence Day celebration was cut short, when he may have possibly drowned on Thursday night in Waco at the BSR Cable Park.

Belton held their 99th annual 4th of July Parade. Here's some photos from the event, in case you weren't able to make it out.

Bummer! Drought conditions in Central Texas have prompted the Bell County Commissioners Court to ban some fireworks in Bell County until after July 4!

If you couldn't make it to this year's parade or just want to revisit some of the great memories, check out this gallery of photos and video from the big day!

With the 4th of July weekend coming up quickly, the Copperas Cove Police Department wants to remind you that fireworks are prohibited in the city limits of Copperas Cove. If you live just outside the city limits, city officials are asking that you contact Coryell County officials for information regarding fireworks and possible restrictions in the county...