4th of July

Does your dog's anxiety run high when it's boom time?

We love Yellowstone, but we won't be heading to the park this 4th of July weekend. You might not want to either.

Bottle rockets and Roman candles are now legal in Montana, thanks to legislation passed this spring. Are you happy about the decision or not? Take our poll!

Stage II Fire Restrictions in Yellowstone County means no consumer fireworks are allowed. Here are 7 ideas for other ways to celebrate this 4th of July weekend.

Don't panic, but fireworks supplies could be tight this year.

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Riverstone Health has issued some reminders to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 this 4th of July weekend.

4th of July Fireworks will be happening in Yellowstone County. The large public gatherings, not so much.

Celebrate the Red, White and Blue this 4th of July.

Happy 4th of July!  I like to call it Independence day.  Laurel had their huge parade at 11am this morning.  I don't know the numbers this year but it was huge.  Then you have fireworks tonight at dusk from Laurel and Billings Heights...

Laurel entertains over 30,000 people for the 4th of July events. Most come for the parade, gather in Thomson Park, and stay the day, waiting for the fireworks at dusk. A Pancake Breakfast at 6:00am to 11:00 am at Fireman’s Park (Main St and 1st Ave) sponsored by the Laurel Jaycees...

Update: The Yellowstone County Coroner's Office has released the name of the victim of Saturday nights firework accident in South Billings as 32-year-old Nathan Vannatta. Billings Police Lt. Casey Hafner said,  Vannatta was firing fireworks from a tube he was holding against his hip. When one of the mortars did not go off immediately, Vannatta looked into the tube and was hit in the face when it e