Austin's Fourth of July festivities, including fireworks, are canceled due to severe weather and safety concerns.

The real fireworks began with the enigmatic Bob Dylan. And of course, no Willie's Picnic is complete without the man himself.

The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for parts of Travis and Williamson Counties until 4:30 p.m.

Thunderstorms may bring rain to Austin and Georgetown by 6 p.m. Thursday, with temperatures starting at 90 degrees.

Some of downtown Austin’s busiest roadways will be closed for Independence Day festivities. Here’s what drivers should expect ...

Fourth of July events in the Austin area include celebrations in Bastrop, Georgetown, Buda, Round Rock and more.

A recent analysis found two Texas cities offer some of the most entertaining yet affordable Fourth of July celebrations in ...

More than 2 dozen people, including several children, when between 10-20 inches of rain fell over Central Texas on Friday.

In 1924, Austin dropped to a low of 59° on the Fourth of July, making it the coldest in recorded history. The rest of the top 10 coldest Fourth of Julys all saw temperatures at or below 70°.

Several July 4th events in the Austin area have been canceled or altered due to inclement weather, which has already brought ...