The fourth of July in 2026 falls on a Saturday, which is also America's 250th birthday. As a national holiday, government offices will be closed.
Since the holiday falls on a weekend, it will be observed on a weekday.
Further details about what is open and closed in Frisco, TX, on the Friday before the Fourth of July can be found through local news sources, including NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
Recent coverage curated from local and regional sources.
A federal court order that struck down regulations on firearm suppressors and certain guns took effect on Thursday after an appeal was not f…
A potential disaster was averted Friday when a Phoenix air traffic controller recognized two American Airlines jets mistakenly were flying t…
Randy Halprin, a Texas 7 prison escapee awaiting a new Dallas County trial for the 2000 murder of an Irving police officer, attended a statu…
Randy Halperin, a Texas 7 prison escapee awaiting a new Dallas County trial for the 2000 murder of an Irving police officer, attended a stat…
More foot-washing stations for Islamic travelers could soon be added to a terminal at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.
Hunters and anglers in Texas can renew their licenses for the 2026-2027 season beginning Saturday.
Two Fort Worth teenagers, suddenly on their own. For nearly a year, 19-year-old Dulce Zepeda has been raising her 13-year-old sister, Maria,…
A magnitude-7.7 earthquake hit off the coast of Indonesia in the eastern Flores region, the United States Geological Survey reported on Frid…
A fire destroyed a home in Fort Worth on Friday, occurring as North Texas faces extreme fire danger from high heat, low humidity, and breezy…
A man is accused of setting fire to his Dallas apartment after a domestic dispute, sparking a blaze that consumed the building and displaced…
A potential disaster was averted Friday when a Phoenix air traffic controller recognized two American Airlines jets mistakenly were flying t…
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney S. Scott released a statement he said was “correcting the record” on projects happeni…
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