We are celebrating this nostalgic treat with a twist!

It's July 4th, and self-proclaimed pyrotechnicians are getting ready to blow stuff up in their neighborhoods. Depending on where you live, they may have started already.

Wick lighting hot, Mother Nature has some fireworks of her own

The July 4th holiday weekend is nearly upon us, and eyes begin to turn to the weather for a very specific timeframe. Rain and storms are a near-daily occurrence in early July, and they can severely impact the July 4th fireworks displays across the area.

It’s been a hot work week, and unfortunately, the heat will likely continue into the holiday weekend.

To celebrate Independence Day, fireworks will be lighting up the sky throughout the Jacksonville area on Monday night.

The Flagler County Sheriff's office is debuting its new Boston Whaler Justice 250 this holiday weekend.

Many people are starting to stock up on fireworks for the Fourth of July. While it can be a fun way to celebrate, it’s important to keep safety in mind so no one gets hurt.

Many people are starting to stock up on fireworks for the Fourth of July. While it can be a fun way to celebrate, it’s important to keep safety in mind so no one gets hurt.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Get ready to rock out in the River City on July 4. WJXT and 97.9 KISS FM have locked down the most star-studded ‘Red White and Boom’ show in Jacksonville’s history. Some top musical groups will be featured during the two-hour show that culminates with the Jacksonville Fireworks Spectacular over the St. Johns River in Downtown Jacksonville this Fourth of July. Or you can stay safe and comfortable in your living room and watch the show. “The annual July 4th fireworks has been a signature event for the city of Jacksonville and Channel 4 for more than a decade.

Isolated showers and storms will develop late today, mainly after 2pm closer to I-75. Today: Isolated showers with storms, 20 percent along and near I-75 to highway 301. Afternoon highs in the mid to upper 90s inland, low 90s for the beaches. Isolated showers with thunderstorms will develop during the afternoon and linger late, 40-60 percent area wide. Looking ahead: The heat continues with showers and storms increasing in coverage through the week.