Arlington’s Fourth of July parade is billed as the biggest in Texas and one of the biggest Independence Day celebrations in the country. Downtown Arlington estimates more than 70,000 people attend.

Residents celebrated Independence Day at Light Up Arlington on Thursday evening with live music, fireworks and more.

The company, which said the new office will open early next year, already has been supporting the Arlington community. In-Telecom acquired Fort Worth-based Lantana Communications in 2024.

The Arlington Parks and Recreation Department will bring a night of fireworks and activities across the city Thursday during ...

Denton is bringing back fireworks this year. State of explosion: The city opted for drone shows for the past two years, but ...

The celebration will begin with a 5K at 7 a.m. July 4, and the parade will begin at 9 a.m. in downtown Arlington.

Join businesses in Arlington Highlands as they celebrate Independence Day a couple of days early. Take part in Arlington’s ...

Families gathered Saturday afternoon at Levitt Pavilion to celebrate Juneteenth with music, food and community spirit. "It's just a great family gathering. We can bring the kids out, whether they ...

CBS News Texas Arlington is set to host a powerful evening of reflection at the Juneteenth Celebration 2025, taking place Saturday at Levitt Pavilion in downtown Arlington. The event marks 160 ...

Just past an inflatable arch leading to the Levitt Pavilion Arlington Pride celebration sat a white tent filled with art canvases and jewelry. In the sweltering heat, attendees perused the area and ...

Last year, 10,000 celebrants descended upon Levitt Pavilion, 100 W. Abram St. in downtown Arlington, for the party. Arlington Pride takes place this Saturday, June 14, again at Levitt Pavilion.