4th of July

Sometimes in Michigan, you've got to bundle up on the 4th of July. Luckily 2022 isn't going to be one of those years.

If you're willing to drive just a little, there's some major fun to be had this 4th of July Weekend in Mid-Michigan.

Back in 1876, it was the 100th birthday of the United States and the 50th anniversary of the founding of the City of Grand Rapids. So how did the people celebrate?

About 1.5 million Michiganders are gearing up to finally get out and take a trip 4th of July weekend.

Ottawa County has had 200 new positive COVID-19 cases a day over the last week.

All the confirmed cases are people between 15 and 25 years of age.

At least don't start a brush fire.

Still haven't decided which was more entertaining - watching the fireworks, or watching people complain about them on social media.

Whatever pyrotechnics you choose for your celebrations, make sure to check the rules. Nothing would kill the vibe more than getting (fire)cracked with a fine!

For many of us we will be travelling somewhere to celebrate this weekend and it's important that you stay safe, especially if where you're going has had many reports of the virus