Independence Day

From rocket trips around the moon and planned mixed martial arts on the White House lawn, to nearly 250 years of independence, if you're not feeling patriotic right now, you might want to check your pulse.

Fireworks season is here, and Southern Idaho’s got some colorful options lined up—let's talk about how to enjoy them safely.

We are all taught to not steal, but for one day, stealing in Idaho could land you a reward, and a day of fun you will never forget.

The store gives its workers 7 days off every year. Easter was the last one, and Memorial Day is the next one.

What would you do? What would you do if you had a bunch of aerial fireworks, but no place to shoot them off in Twin Falls?

If you have never attended the parade, there are a few things to know, and if you have, there are some things to be reminded of.

The 4th of July we celebrate our independence...but that doesn't mean we are independent of laws.

Get ready for the heat this weekend as the hottest temperatures of the year so far will hit Southern Idaho leading up to Independence Day.

Whether you live in Twin Falls or the surrounding area, there's no shortage of fireworks displays and events in Southern Idaho to help you celebrate Independence Day in 2023.

There are amazing places to spend the holiday, but where is the best city to spend it, which cities should you avoid, and is Idaho a good place to enjoy the Fourth?

When it comes to being patriotic, which state has the most American pride, which has the least and how does Idaho compare?

Pack some comfortable chairs and a picnic blanket or two. Grab all the people you like and leave the boring ones at home to babysit the dog. From 4 PM to 11:30 PM fun lovers can enjoy the Firecracker Festival for $10 per person.