July 4th

NBC10 reporter Tim Furlong took a tour of Lewes, Delaware, as the July 4 weekend kicked off Friday.

Mid-summer holiday weekend plans aren’t as big as past years, but people are still celebrating, NBC10’s Lauren Mayk reports.

With coronavirus-related restrictions being eased and temperatures climbing, people are flocking back to the Jersey Shore.

Stay-at-home orders that keep people from gathering in crowds has changed July 4th celebrations this year but there are still some fireworks shows scheduled that could be upsetting to furry friends. The constant loud noise of fireworks can be pretty tough on pets. Here are some easy things pet owners can do at home to help out your pet throughout…

After more than three months of closure due to the coronavirus pandemic, casinos have reopened in Atlantic City, New Jersey. NBC10’s Ted Greenberg takes a look at the first day back.

This year, Wawa Welcome America is going all-virtual for a week-long festival celebrating Independence Day.Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Welcome America President and CEO Michael DelBene about how everyone can participate in the fun from home this year.

Broad Street Ministry is one of the four finalists hoping to win the Wawa Foundation Hero Award of $50,000.Philly Live’s Aunyea Lachelle talks to Mike Dahl about what the foundation award would mean to his organization.

This year’s weeklong celebration will be 100% virtual so you can take part in special tours, history lessons, musical performances and more from wherever you call home.

Philadelphia’s free July 4th festivities are going online this summer due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on the family fun that will be available virtually during Wawa Welcome America.

Philly will be rocking with Wawa Welcome America festivities, so it’s time to know how to get to all the fun events in town.

NBC10 First Alert Traffic reporter Matt DeLucia has the road closures you need to know and mass transit plan for Wawa Welcome America events.

Things are a little different this year for Wawa Welcome America’s Party on the Parkway. What you need to know about security, entrances and what you can and can’t bring when you arrive to celebrate with us!

The Wawa Welcome America festival is just days away. This free festival spans six days of action-packed events, performances and fun. Jeff Guaracino, president and CEO of Visit Philadelphia, breaks down what to expect.

In celebration of all the barbecues being fired up for July Fourth weekend, NBC asked members of Team USA to rank the best foods to bring to a Fourth of July celebration.

Looking ahead to your July 4th weekend forecast.

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