4th of July

Let's stop complaining about fireworks going off for no particular reason... it's "freedom o'clock", baby!

There is much to enjoy about having the day off to celebrate America, but there is one major negative that takes place every year, and this year is no different.

All these fireworks are illegal, so why were they so bounteous over the holiday weekend? It wasn’t about the law, it was about doing what we wanted to do.

It wasn't until the day before that I found out just how big of a deal the parade in Buhl is, and to the extent, people will go to get the seat they want.

There is much to do and many ways to enjoy the holiday. Here are some of the many events taking place this weekend around the Magic Valley this holiday weekend.

Sometimes creating your show is more of a preference, but it is important to know a few rules and laws when it comes to buying and shooting fireworks.

Lucky Peak will be packed this weekend and there are some guests you might run into. Few things to know.

For those that have ever wondered what behind the scenes of our area fireworks shows look like, I recently obtained video of the Wendell Fire Department putting on one heck of a fireworks display at the city's high school.

The Buhl Sagebrush Days are this weekend and those wishing to attend are encouraged to social distance, wear masks, and frequently clean their hands.

The Twin Falls Animal Shelter has some suggestions for those, like me, who don't really know what is the best way to calm a dog during a night of fireworks.

As we celebrate America with fireworks the full moon will be rising over Idaho and it will be in the process of an eclipse.

If I can’t have a Texas hot I’ll settle with mustard, ketchup and sweet onions.