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Wearing red, white and blue and waving around sparklers is one way to celebrate the Fourth of the July. Another, far greasier way to celebrate America's birthday, however, is to shove a whole hell of a lot of burgers into your face.

Looking for the full sweep of D.C. teams, Z-Burger sets its sights on the Wiz.

Z-Burger is putting out the call for participants in their annual Independence Burger Eating Contest where eaters throw down the beef for a chance of winning a top prize of $1,250 in cash money and $1,250 worth of Z-Burger grub.

The long-awaited, first-ever Virginia location for D.C.-based burger chain Z-Burger's is now open (finally).

If it snows at least five inches tomorrow and you can make it outta the crib, you can get yourself a burger on the cheap.

If you think the D.C. burger market is saturated now, you ain’t seen nothing yet.

Another holiday and, yes, another free burger opportunity from Z-Burger, though this one requires more than secret word.

If leftovers don't do it for you this Friday, there's always burgers.

Z-Burger is doing their free burger thing once again with a free ham- or cheeseburg for those wearing an "I Voted" sticker on Election Day.

So it's official, the Z-Burger Curse is a thing.

Is Z-Burger the next Five Guys? If Peter Tabibian, the owner of the D.C.-based mini-chain, has his way, it just might be.

"Furious" Pete Czerwinksi was once again crowned top glutton at Z-Burger's annual Independence Burger Eating Contest this afternoon. The beef baron downed 15 burgs in 10 minutes to take home his fourth consecutive crown, $1,000 and $1,000 Z-Burger tokens.

If you're down for injecting massive amounts of beef into your grill in a limited amount of time, you could be $1,000 richer by Independence Day.

This Wednesday, all those February 29 D.O.B.'s are finally getting their due in one of the greatest ways ever. Free burgers.