Garner Magnet High School's state 4AA championship football game today against Greensboro Page is being televised live on News 14 Carolina.

News 14 Carolina is owned by Time Warner Cable and free to all Time Warner Cable customers.

The game, which is being played in Winston-Salem, starts at 3 p.m.

If you miss it today, check Carolina On Demand (1047) tomorrow because they usually put the games there for replaying.

Go Trojans!

You can always feed your brain while you feed your belly at the fair. That's never been more true than today, when your kids can catch a bunch of interesting science stuff going on all day long at the Time Warner Cable tent.

Things kicked off a little while ago with experiments from NC Science Festival's "Science LIVE!" demonstration. That will happen again at Noon and 1 p.m.

At 11:30 a.m., meteorologists Gary Stephenson and Lee Ringer from News 14 Carolina explain how tornadoes and other weather systems work, and answer weather questions from the kids. They'll do that all over again at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, and 4:30 p.m.

Another big event today is from FIRST Robotics Competition Team 2059: the Hitchhikers will display their Rockin' Robots with a student-led demonstration. The Hitchhikers are an FRC team from Cary. That happens at 2 p.m. and again at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m.

In between all that (at 3 p.m.), The NC Museum of Natural Sciences will do a presentation on fossils. Kids can see and touch bones, shark teeth, and other prehistoric fossils.

It's all part of Time Warner Cable's "Connect a Million Minds" initiative.

If your town has canceled their fireworks, either to save money or because of dangerous drought conditions, you can still catch the pyrotechnic action -- and stay cool!

Time Warner Cable has fireworks on their Carolina On Demand channels 199 and 1047 (check the ‘All New’ tab under ‘Seasonal’). The fireworks display has a beach scene backdrop and you can choose from patriotic music or the popping, exploding sounds.

It should be popular since the channel's top viewed program in 2010 was the On Demand Holiday Yule Log.

And you can watch the On Demand fireworks anytime.

Other fireworks and 4th of July televised celebrations taking place on Monday:

News 14 Carolina and Time Warner Cable are broadcasting Saturday's State High School Basketball Championships  -- the first time all of the games will be televised live.

The games will also stream live and be available On Demand.

Click below for the full schedule.

Time Warner Cable is giving hockey fans a chance to indulge their sports casting fantasies this weekend at the NHL All-Star Fan Fair.

Fans can "Step Thru the Screen" and take part in an HD sportscast using green screen technology. Fans will get 30 seconds to sit behind the sports desk and make the case for why their favorite NHL player is the best. It all takes place in a replicated sports newsroom setting. 

Located at the Time Warner Cable Booth at the Convention Center downtown.

For the third year in a row, News 14 Carolina will televise Christmas Eve services live from Duke Chapel tonight.

The telecast of the Traditional Service of Lessons and Carols will air at 11 p.m.

News 14 Carolina is a news station available for Time Warner Cable customers.

News 14 Carolina will televise the state 4AA high school football championship game between Matthews Butler and Wake Forest-Rolesville live from Carter-Finley Stadium this morning.

Coverage begins Saturday, December 11, at 10:30 am.  Kick-off is scheduled for 11:00 am.

The telecast will include half-time and post-game coverage with highlights from other championship games played at UNC-Chapel Hill and Wake Forest University.

A News 14 Carolina film crew followed two teams of North Carolina high school students earlier this year, as they built robots for the NC FIRST Robotics competition.

The resulting documentary, which took four months to film, will air Saturday on the local cable news channel.

News 14 Carolina will broadcast July 4th fireworks from the NC State Fairgrounds in Raleigh tonight, as well as fireworks from Uptown Charlotte.

The Raleigh fireworks start around 9:10pm. Around 9:30pm, the Charlotte fireworks begin from Central Piedmont Community College.

News 14 Carolina will have live back-to-back coverage of both events.

News 14 Carolina is available to Time Warner Cable customers. You can watch on channel 14, 114, 414, 1114, or 1414.

Here's a breakdown of the July 4th television specials airing tonight:

-UNC-TV will have "3,2,1 Fireworks" at 7:30pm, a behind-the-scenes look at the July 4th celebration from our nation's capital. At 8pm there's a special 30th Anniversary broadcast of "Capital Fourth: America's Independence Celebration," live from the west lawn of the U.S. Capital. This will include fireworks captured by 18 TV cameras positioned around Washington, D.C. There's also a concert hosted by Jimmy Smits, and featuring performers Reba McEntire, Gladys Knight, Darius Rucker, David Archuleta, John Schneider, Lang Lang with the National Symphony Orchestra, and the Choral Arts Society of Washington. The concert ends with Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture, featuring the U.S. Army Herald Trumpets and live cannon fire from the United States Army Presidential Salute Battery.

The whole thing will re-broadcast again at 9:30 PM. 

-NBC's celebration, "Macy's 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular," comes fom New York City with performances from Justin Bieber, Enrique Iglesias, and LeAnn Rimes. That runs from 9pm to 10pm.

-CBS camps out in Boston for the "Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular" starting at 10pm. That's hosted by Craig Ferguson and features performances from Toby Keith. and Boston Pops Esplanade Orchestra under the direction of Keith Lockhart.

-ABC ran their July 4th special on Friday. I know...

-News 14 Carolina will show live fireworks from Raleigh and Charlotte starting around 9:10pm.