fourth of july

The Fourth of July means good food, parades and fireworks. Lots of fireworks.

Among the animal control world, it's one of the busiest weekends of the year. New Bedford Animal Control Officer Manny Maciel says he'll likely spend the few days after the 4th of July looking for pets that were frightened by firework booms...

As we get ready for fireworks and barbecues to mark the Fourth of July this week, it's a good idea to remember to be careful on the road, including having a designated driver if necessary.

Cape Cod regional transit officials say they are adding July 4th holiday service on the CapeFlyer weekend train between Boston and Cape Cod.

The summer is here, and in just a few short weeks we will be at the Fourth of July. So where can you go see some fireworks on the Southcoast?

The Fourth of July is coming up quick, and if you're looking to watch some fireworks the City of New Bedford has you covered.

As the Fourth of July draws closer, Massachusetts' fire marshal is warning motorists that it's illegal to bring fireworks into the Bay State.

Boston Mayor Tom Menino says the city's Fourth of July celebration will go off as planned despite the Boston Marathon bombings.

Those planning to attend the Fourth of July celebration on the Esplanade should expect unprecedented security measures.