4th of july

Back in 1876, it was the 100th birthday of the United States and the 50th anniversary of the founding of the City of Grand Rapids. So how did the people celebrate?

Fireworks should not only be on the Fourth of July. Here is a list of places you can see fireworks every day leading up to the national holiday.

One thing about Grand Rapids, we do not play about our food and our celebrations. The first annual Grand Rapids Foodie Fest is set to take place during 4th of July weekend.

As Independence Day weekend arrives, the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services is reminding those lighting their own fireworks to do so safely.

America, this is what makes you, *you*

Pabst Blue Ribbon made the monstrous cases of beer to celebrate Independence Day.

It's going to feel like a normal Grand Rapids summer again!

2019 marked Grandville's 50th 4th of July celebration, and sadly this year will be nothing like previous years, as they've had to cancel the pancake breakfast, parade, craft show, carnival, food vendors and live music

Ottawa County has had 200 new positive COVID-19 cases a day over the last week.

Earlier this month organizers announced the fireworks wouldn't happen this year, due to the pandemic and finances.

South Haven cancelled their fireworks show last week.

All the confirmed cases are people between 15 and 25 years of age.