Independence Day, is one of the most important holidays for the American community. Every year, millions of people celebrate with parades, concerts, fireworks and family

The 4th of July marks the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, marking the end of British rule in the newly formed United States of America. However, not all people living on the land renamed the United States of America that day were truly independent.

Fourth of July fireworks will return Friday on NBC, PBS and CNN. The networks will air TV specials such as "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular."

Alternatively, you may be hoping to check some errands off your to-do list on the holiday. If a trip to the post office was on your mind, you're probably wondering if USPS is even open on the 4th of July. To save you time, we've outlined all the need-to-know info below.

Independence Day in the United States, celebrated each year on July 4, marks the historic adoption of the Declaration of Independence in 1776, signifying the nation's break from British rule.

Mail delivery will likely be disrupted as the United States Post Offices pauses normal operations on all federal holidays.