fireworks

As the saying goes, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

Surprise! Fireworks! Well, well, well, Houston, you were treated to a spectacular and utterly confusing fireworks extravaganza this past Saturday night! It seems the fine folks of River Oaks Country Club decided to throw a shindig to celebrate their 100th anniversary, and what better way to do it than with fireworks that could be seen from outer space...

Sometimes things don't go as planned when it comes to a fireworks show and here are some examples of that throughout Texas.

It's the 4th of July and that means the fireworks stands are busy. Those packages always have catchy names, but a few have a Texas nickname on them.

There are several ways to celebrate the 4th of July around the area, starting Thursday and running through the weekend before wrapping up with several events Tuesday.

Fans who waited all day for fireworks did not get the full show last night in one Texas city.

Say it ain't so! Just when you thought things were improving and finally getting back to normal, more bad news from the pandemic surfaces. Makes you wonder "Will it ever end?" We just heard that there's a pretty good chance that there will be a serious fireworks shortage this Fourth of July. The COVID-19 pandemic slowed and even stopped production for several months and all the major manufactures are behind on orders and shipping. This means we may, or may not have fireworks this year.

This weekend was the Fourth of July and that meant some unhappy citizens in town. One of them is Christopher Kelly.

Fireworks are dangerous and if you don't take the proper precautions you can get seriously injured.

The Wichita Falls Police Department Issued its annual reminder of City Ordinances pertaining to fireworks.

A road rage incident turned very ugly when some fireworks caught on fire.

Earlier today, the Wichita Falls Police Department sent out a reminder that the possession and use of fireworks is prohibited inside of city limits.