Fourth of July

Once upon a time, Michigan’s 4th of July meant sack races, greased pigs, and reading the Declaration aloud.

It’s that time of year again when competitive eaters put their skills to the test, and the crowd goes wild—who’s ready for the hot dog showdown?

This July Fourth, ditch the usual fireworks and whip up some colorful treats that will light up your table instead.

Anyone want to come over and shoot off some Neighbor Haters? How about lighting some Freedom Flames?

Take a trip back in time to see more than 100 years of Fourth of July celebrations including how our troops celebrated while deployed overseas.

Don't do it! Don't post that blurry fireworks photo again this year.

Controversy sparked at a Grand Rapids church's Fourth of July event over an AR15 rifle prize.

From sparklers to consumer fireworks, find out what's legal in Michigan for Independence Day celebrations.

An estimated 2.6 million Michigan residents will travel for the 4th of July holiday.

The Michigan skies will soon light up to celebrate Independence Day.