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Happy 4th of July from all of us at GMSA! We walked in to work this morning to see something that made us smile. One of our producers, who recently became an American citizen, was proudly displaying a large American flag. She asked us, “what should I do to celebrate my first Independence Day?” It was a trick question. She was already planning pool time and hamburgers! We’re so happy for her. Again, Happy Independence Day everyone! - Mark & Leslie Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, July 4: CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE What's Trending Blue Bell finds store, apparent container of licked ice cream seen in viral video The investigation into a viral video that showed a woman lick a half-gallon container of Tin Roof Blue Bell ice cream and then put it back in a store freezer has reached East Texas. The Lufkin Police Department posted on its Facebook page that the incident may have occurred at a Walmart in that city. Best stories so far of 'While You Were Sleeping' series From taco makers to bingo players, they stay awake while everyone else sleeps. Somewhere between the twilight’s last gleaming and the dawn’s early light, some San Antonians get a whole lot done. As featured in the KSAT 12 News weekly series, “While You Were Sleeping,” quite a few people are up and about while most others are sleeping. Fourth of July celebrations around San Antonio Looking for something to do this 4th of July? There is no shortage of events taking place all around San Antonio. Here's a look at some of those events. Today's Headlines Rabies cases on the rise in Bandera County, officials say Rabies cases are on the rise in Bandera County, according to officials. Dr. Conrad Nightingale, county rabies control officer, said there have been seven confirmed cases, but he’s gotten up to a dozen other calls about animals that might have had rabies and could not be tested. The tragic story of Nicholas Plaza The story of a missing 5-year-old boy named Nicholas Plaza shocked San Antonio in 2001, as many hoped he would be found. He was last seen alive Oct. 23, 2001, at his home on the far West Side. An entire month went by before the boy was reported missing. SAPD: Man dies after being struck by multiple vehicles on I-37 A local man is dead after he was struck by several vehicles while walking along a highway late Wednesday night, San Antonio police said. The incident occurred just after 10 p.m. on I-37 southbound between Fair Avenue and South New Braunfels Avenue on the city's Southeast Side. Weather What's the weather going to be like? Click here for more details and get the latest weather forecast from KSAT 12, Your Weather Authority: * Click HERE for weather updates * Download the KSAT Weather app for iPhone and Android TRAFFIC: Transguide Traffic cameras give a live look of the latest traffic conditions

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Happy 4th of July from all of us at GMSA!

We walked in to work this morning to see something that made us smile. One of our producers, who recently became an American citizen, was proudly displaying a large American flag. She asked us, “what should I do to celebrate my first Independence Day?” It was a trick question. She was already planning pool time and hamburgers! We’re so happy for her.

Again, Happy Independence Day everyone!

- Mark & Leslie

Here's what's on Good Morning San Antonio for Thursday, July 4:

CLICK HERE TO WATCH LIVE

The investigation into a viral video that showed a woman lick a half-gallon container of Tin Roof Blue Bell ice cream and then put it back in a store freezer has reached East Texas. The Lufkin Police Department posted on its Facebook page that the incident may have occurred at a Walmart in that city.

Best stories so far of 'While You Were Sleeping' series

From taco makers to bingo players, they stay awake while everyone else sleeps. Somewhere between the twilight’s last gleaming and the dawn’s early light, some San Antonians get a whole lot done. As featured in the KSAT 12 News weekly series, “While You Were Sleeping,” quite a few people are up and about while most others are sleeping.

Fourth of July celebrations around San Antonio

Looking for something to do this 4th of July? There is no shortage of events taking place all around San Antonio. Here's a look at some of those events.

Today's Headlines

Rabies cases on the rise in Bandera County, officials say

Rabies cases are on the rise in Bandera County, according to officials. Dr. Conrad Nightingale, county rabies control officer, said there have been seven confirmed cases, but he’s gotten up to a dozen other calls about animals that might have had rabies and could not be tested.

The tragic story of Nicholas Plaza

The story of a missing 5-year-old boy named Nicholas Plaza shocked San Antonio in 2001, as many hoped he would be found. He was last seen alive Oct. 23, 2001, at his home on the far West Side. An entire month went by before the boy was reported missing.

SAPD: Man dies after being struck by multiple vehicles on I-37

A local man is dead after he was struck by several vehicles while walking along a highway late Wednesday night, San Antonio police said. The incident occurred just after 10 p.m. on I-37 southbound between Fair Avenue and South New Braunfels Avenue on the city's Southeast Side.