4th of july

The fourth of July is approaching, which means it's time to stock up on fireworks and get ready to celebrate.

I almost forgot about this. Yeah, I got 4th of July jokes. 13 of them. From the craziness at the 4th on Broadway parade to the lack of fireworks enforcement, I have a little something for everyone here. This is sure to amuse you for up to two minutes...

According to KAMC, over 100 grassfires were reported in and around Lubbock over the weekend. Fireworks, of course, were the main cause.

A victim in a fight that broke out at Lubbock’s Fourth on Broadway on Monday, July 4th, is speaking out.

Typical Lubbockites, who no doubt love to complain about the price of gas, fought in the streets over a couple of cents worth of candy.

You guys are aware of The Purge, right? In The Purge, all crime is legal for 24 hours. This includes everything; that's why they say "all." My idea adopts the central idea from The Purge and modifies it to the world of fireworks. Here's where I'm going with this: for two hours, every 4th of July, ALL FIREWORKS WOULD BE LEGAL...

Hot dogs, hamburgers and grass fires were on the menu for Lubbock County residents this 4th of July.

I gotta tell you, it sure looked like something was burning down on Sunday night in Northwest Lubbock from my street corner vantagepoint.

4th on Broadway usually comes and goes without any type black-eye or bruises, but not this year.

Lubbock's holiday forecast is coming in sunny and hot. Here's a look at exactly what to expect each day of this patriotic weekend.

The Lubbock Fire Department created a funny video as a reminder of what NOT to do while you celebrate the 4th of July this year.

Did you get rain yesterday? Some folks saw impressive totals.