4th of July

The 4th of July is coming up and even though it falls in the middle of the week, the weekend celebrated is considered one of the most dangerous weekends for multiple reasons.

Tell your dog to take a step back. It's standing on my freedom.

He asks these Americans exactly what they're celebrating on Independence Day, and most people have absolutely no clue. That doesn't stop them from getting their party on though!

The milk's gone bad, Charlie Murphy.

Fourth of July weekend in Flint kicked off Friday night with a carnival and fireworks to light up our city.

Like most of my fellow Americans - I will be celebrating my independence with a cocktail (or ten) over the holiday weekend. I am a tequila girl, but this drink is not only festive - it actually looks like it tastes good. Cheers! Oh and where do you buy blue sugar?

It's that time of year again! Time to celebrate the red, white, and blue! It's also time for all of the F's - food, family, friends...and fireworks!

Argentine Township Fire Chief Matt Lafferty is not playing when it comes to fireworks and burning this Fourth of July weekend. Due to dry conditions all fireworks and burning of any kind are banned.

The holiday weekend is upon us and there are parties everywhere. That doesn't mean you need to be stupid about it though. Starting Friday and running through Monday night, the Michigan State police will be stepping up patrols to help keep the roads safe.

Looks like the Flint Police are trying to keep the streets safe for the upcoming holiday. Coming up tomorrow (Friday 7/2), Flint will be celebrating the 4th with some fireworks. The display is scheduled to begin at dusk, but if your are under 17-years-old, you need to know this.

I certainly remember setting up lemonade stands with my sisters as a kid. A history lesson booth - not so much. As far as the money we made, we bought BS stuff like candy. Not Gabe Fulmerhouser, the money he raises at his history booth will be donated.

Clearly these jackasses couldn't wait for the Fourth of July.