San Antonio fire crews are preparing for a busy week ahead of the Fourth of July. Fireworks stands have opened in the area, which typically leads to an increase in fire-related incidents. Further details about the preparations and potential fire hazards are available from local news sources, including an article by WOAI, which can be found through a Google News search for San Antonio.
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