Fireworks

Love them or hate them, fireworks are inescapable this time of year in Montana. For fun, we picked which type of firework best represents Montana's largest towns.

This is nuts. We know the liberal city and county government in Missoula went nuts over COVID-19. Now they're going nuts over...fireworks...and people who want to celebrate freedom and America.

Go loud or go home.

Red Lodge throws one of the best 4th of July Weekend celebrations in Montana. Don't be fooled by an unauthorized online ticket seller. Here are the three places to get tickets.

Bozeman will never agree on fireworks, and it has always been this way. Whether they were "allowed" or not, people love them or hate them. We've discussed it many times. This year with a clear fireworks ban from the City of Bozeman, some residents are really not thrilled and they have thoughts.

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.

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!

People aren't happy about the City of Bozeman asking them to not light off fireworks this year.

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.