The Fourth of July holiday is this Friday, which means cities and venues across the Houston area will be offering fun and exciting ways to celebrate — including fireworks displays. Here are 10 ...

Houston is getting ready to celebrate the Fourth of July with parades, fireworks shows, festivals and family-friendly events. From neighborhood gatherings to large-scale celebrations with live ...

In observance of the Fourth of July, Houston Metro will be operating on an adjusted schedule Friday. Here's what you need to know about the holiday hours. The local buses, METRORail and curb2curb ...

As you drive across Kerr County, it’s hard to miss the many trees ravaged by raging floodwaters. That's why community members ...

Traffic is backed up on Interstate 45 in Houston. Around 5.7 million Texans will be traveling more than 50 miles away for the Fourth of July, according to a projection from AAA Texas. The estimate ...

HOUSTON — Houston Mayor John Whitmire joined various Houston-area law enforcement leaders Thursday ahead of the Fourth of July to put out a simple message: "Just don't drink and drive." Whitmire ...

High temperatures for the 4th of July are looking very normal, but normal is hot, so expect highs in the mid 90s. The heat index could rise above 103 at times, but there could be a couple of ...

HOUSTON, TEXAS - JULY 4: Fireworks during the annual Freedom Over Texas festival on the Fourth of July, Thursday, July 4, 2024, in Houston. (Ishika Samant/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images ...

HOUSTON (KIAH) – It's a warm and muggy Fourth of July across Southeast Texas. As of this morning, temperatures are holding around 79°F, but thanks to high humidity near 96%, it feels closer to ...

'The protest of the year": Leader of advocacy group The People’s Union USA, calls for July 4th protest, no parades, no fireworks shows.

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The half-hour of colorful explosions follows the city's official July 4 parade along Seawall Boulevard, a perennial highlight of the summer social calendar but an agoraphobic's worst nightmare.