Watch live: July 4th Boston fireworks

President Donald Trump is hosting a Salute to America Fourth of July event tonight in Washington, D.C. Even if you can’t attend in person, you can still watch the event online. The entire event runs ...

The Independence Day event included a speech from President Trump and military flyovers. But many officials have discouraged mass gatherings amid the pandemic.

While the fireworks display will still be centered in Heartland Park, the Rotary Club asks everyone to disperse to enjoy the program, visible throughout the community. Social distancing guidelines ...

Military flyovers, music and fireworks are all set to be a part of this Fourth of July's "Salute to America" in Washington, D.C., celebrating the nation's 244th birthday.Roughly 1,700 service members ...

While Fourth of July celebrations will be less traditional this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, the nation's capital still plans to conduct its annual fireworks display Saturday.

The Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular is a virtual show this year, but you can watch it and live fireworks shows in New York City and Washington D.C.

As the Fourth of July approaches, Americans are very excited about this. Although COVID-19 impacted the celebration, the spirit of the people is very high. The holiday is usually celebrated with ...

But you can still have a first-rate Fourth of July this very unusual summer – even complete with fireworks, as there are a few places that still plan to light up the night for Independence Day. Here ...

American.The Fourth of July was always a time for communities to come together, daylong celebrations with patriotic parades in the morning and fireworks finales to cap it off.This year, people are ...

Cities like New Orleans are canceling their Fourth of July fireworks shows and others, including Detroit, are postponing them due to the coronavirus. Still, there are quite a few places still lighting ...

The three hour special, which is set to broadcast on Bloomberg Television and Radio, as well as simulcast on WHDH-TV from 8-11pm on July 4, is called “A Boston Pops Salute to Our He-roes” and will ...