Fourth of July

The fourth of July will be here before you know it and the city of Belton is getting the word out early on what's in store.

Independence Day is a big deal for Central Texas Communities.   Here's what's happening in Belton, Temple and on Fort Hood.

The only Fourth of July episode of anything worth mentioning is the series finale of ‘The Wonder Years.’ Airing on May 12, 1993, an epilogue set during a Fourth of July parade became one of the most memorable television moments of the last 25 years.

While most of us will be celebrating Independence Day with sizzling grills, chilling beers and bursting fireworks, one Texan took his patriotism to a whole new level, by traveling to all 50 states and shooting video of himself waving the American flag in each one.

Keep your pets safe on Friday with these really great tips. Make sure your Fourth of July is a happy one, for you and your four-legged friends!

What are your Plans for July Fourth? Will it be your traditional celebration or are you ready to try something new?  Here is a list of some 4th activities you may want to check out. Fort Hood Fort Hood fireworks are always the highlight of a fun filled day on post...

We're all entitled to our own opinions, but food is arguably the best part of any holiday. See, eating our way through this sort of celebration is an automatic win-win-- we're happy, our stomach's are happy, everyone's happy.

You can celebrate freedom and reasonable prices this Independence Day.

Fourth of July fireworks are for the birds. Actually, they're not.

Maybe you live someplace where fireworks are illegal. Maybe secretly every time you hear some go off you are momentarily terrified that somebody on a neighboring block has just been shot to death. Maybe both (Brooklyn, rep!).