4th of july

Wanna catch some fireworks in Central New York? Here's everywhere you can see them, on and around July 4th.

July 4th is coming closer and closer, and now that you can buy fireworks pretty much EVERYWHERE, we seem to have forgotten common courtesy.

A fleet of twelve tall ships will make their way to Upstate New York this summer - and you can even board them.

We all have things we are afraid of. Some are rational, like being fearful of a rattlesnake or a charging bear, some...not so much.

The New York State Troopers will be increasing patrols in an effort to catch drunk and impaired drivers during the July 4th holiday.

The good news is, it won't be raining on the 4th. The bad news: it'll be hot enough to melt your Popsicles and warm your beer.

There isn't a much better way to celebrate the 4th of July than watching a big display of fireworks. Here's where you can watch in CNY and surrounding areas.

Factors like cost of hot dogs and booze, public safety, and regional weather forecasts were taken into account.

July 4th should be a day enjoyed by people and pets. Follow these simple steps to ensure that everyone stays safe during the holiday: keep pets secure, keep children away from fireworks and use caution and eye protection when lighting fireworks.

Everyone knows how exciting it is to watch fireworks with all your friends, but which city in New York is the best place to celebrate July 4th? The answer might surprise you.

Enjoy your independence, and have some fun this weekend near Syracuse. Here's some ideas for you and your family.

Looking to celebrate Independence Day at a site that celebrates America's independence every day? Fort Stanwix in Rome is hosting a variety of activities on Monday July 4th.