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Why Fort Worth's Fireworks Show Ended Early
The Fort Worth Fire Department explains all of the conditions that led them to end the city’s fireworks show early.
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Why Fort Worth's Fireworks Show Ended Early
The Fort Worth Fire Department explains all of the conditions that led them to end the city’s fireworks show early.
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Shootings in Over a Dozen US Cities Mar Fourth of July Celebrations
Fourth of July celebrations were interrupted by gun violence in over a dozen communities across the U.S.
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Dry Conditions and Fireworks Make for Dangerous Combination July 4
Firefighters were kept busy across North Texas Monday night, the Fourth of July, with crews battling grass fires ignited by fireworks.
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Independence Day Festivities Lead to Grass Fires: The Connection
Fireworks during Fourth of July celebrations set grass and brush ablaze and overwhelmed North Texas firefighters. Plus, Dallas-Fort Worth adds nearly 295,000 jobs in the past year, triple its typical pace.
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North Texas Firefighters Respond to Fires After Fourth of July Celebrations
The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth fought several fires on Monday night after Fourth of July fireworks set dry grass ablaze.
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North Texas Firefighters See Hundreds of Grass Fire Calls on Fourth of July
The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth fought several fires on Monday night after Fourth of July fireworks set dry grass ablaze.
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Frisco Residents Celebrate Annual Freedom Fest, Try to Beat Heat
The City of Frisco held its annual Freedom Fest where residents did their best to beat the heat and enjoy Independence Day traditions.
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Burn Bans Continue Across North Texas as Residents Celebrate Fourth of July
The dry conditions make the area susceptible to wildfires. Some county leaders have banned personal fireworks for the 4th of July Weekend in concern of starting brushfires.
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How Will Inflation Impact Fourth of July Festivities?
As family and friends are gathering today, food and gas prices could dampen some of the celebrations.
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How to Avoid Foodborne Illness This Fourth of July
The Fourth of July is a time to think about safety. The CDC estimates that foodborne illnesses make up 48 million people getting sick each year.
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Red, White and I Do: Celebrate These Couples Who Wed on the Fourth of July
Julia Roberts and Danny Moder along with Victoria and David Beckham have a little something extra to celebrate on July 4th: Their love.
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Ukrainian Refugees Celebrate 4th of July in the US: ‘in This Country, I Have Some Hope'
Across the United States this weekend, some Ukrainian refugees are marking Independence Day by celebrating their own new starts.
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Florida Man's Hand Blown Off in Pre-Fourth of July Fireworks Accident
Rescue crews arrived to discover the man had already been rushed to a nearby hospital — but the body part had been left behind and also needed to be rushed to the facility.
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Fireworks Safety Advocates Urge Extra Caution Amid Dry Conditions
With the countdown on to the Fourth of July, the table is being set for North Texans to participate in one of America’s favorite Independence Day traditions: fireworks.
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More Sticker Shock: Fireworks Costing More This Year
If you live in an area where fireworks are legal, you will likely find that they’re more expensive this year. NBC 5’s Vince Sims reports.
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Letter From Alexander Hamilton on Display in Boston
Boston is a destination city for so many who want to celebrate our country’s history. This year, on our nation’s birthday, some new history is being unveiled. Founding Father Alexander Hamilton’s own words are on display in Boston in a letter to the Marquis de Lafayette from July of 1780. “The letter was a letter of warning,” said Massachusetts...
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Here's What Travel Conditions Are Like in North Texas Friday
Whether by car or air, North Texans are ready to travel this weekend. NBC 5’s David Goins shows what we’re seeing at the airports Friday afternoon.
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Fourth of July Fireworks and Food Costing Consumers More
When it comes to buying fireworks this year, shoppers should be prepared for higher prices.
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Expect a Hectic Weekend for Airline Travel
Low staffing or unexpected shortages due to COVID-19 and labor strikes, plus “aggressive scheduling,” have led to many flights being canceled recently — and now inclement weather and a holiday rush will hit the industry for the July 4 weekend. LX News storyteller Clark Fouraker chats with Nick Ewen, director of content at The Points Guy.