Fireworks

The decades old battle in Montana about fireworks on appropriate holidays continues. Some folks look forward to lighting fireworks for months, while others prepare with dread for the noise and disruption it causes. Patriotic? Sure. A real pain for some? Also sure.

Mysterious loud booms around Billings seem to happen a lot. Another was reported on local social media on Sunday night. The common explanation is that maybe a transformer exploded. However, that doesn't seem entirely plausible.

The closures affect public areas of the Rims and around Zimmerman Trail from July 4th until the morning of July 5th.

Laurel throws a heck of a party on the 4th of July. Here is a rundown of events, with festivities kicking off Sunday night with the street dance.

These restrictions carry hefty fines if not followed, so it may be a good idea to plan your parties with an open fire at a different time.

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

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!

With the fire restrictions in Yellowstone County, meaning no fireworks in your backyard this year, we put together a guide of area fireworks displays.

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.

Patriot Discount Fireworks hooked us up with a pile of $20 gift certificates and we're passing the fun on to you with two ways to win free fireworks TODAY (7/1).

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