Fireworks

Surprise! Fireworks! Well, well, well, Houston, you were treated to a spectacular and utterly confusing fireworks extravaganza this past Saturday night! It seems the fine folks of River Oaks Country Club decided to throw a shindig to celebrate their 100th anniversary, and what better way to do it than with fireworks that could be seen from outer space...

Fireworks are literally a hotly contested recreation around the world.

Temple, Texas would like to remind you that fireworks are illegal in the city limits.

Those of us who like to use fireworks on July 4th may want to get out early this year to purchase our favorite explosives. There's reportedly a shortage.

If you want to try something new this or if you love going to Austin for the Fourth, this should be a great year to attend. Here's what you need to know.

Fort Hood organizers say it's "the biggest firework display in Central Texas visible from over a one mile radius."

Celebrate July 4th with the City of Temple Parks and Recreation at the H-E-B All-American Fourth of July Drive-In Show.

A Central Texas well-known fire stand in Whitney was up in flames Saturday night.

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...

The City of Killeen wants you to be aware again, with New Years Eve approaching, that fireworks are illegal inside city limits and you will pay the price if you're caught with them. According to a press release from the city, It is illegal to possess, store, sell, use or explode any fireworks, including sparklers, within the Killeen city limits...