fireworks

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.

Is it time for Idaho to change the law and let aerial fireworks become legal once again?

If you bring along a bag, you could find yourself in jail.

Twin Falls sponsors the free Annual Independence Day Fireworks Event this year beginning at 10:15 PM on Tuesday, July 4th. The College of Southern Idaho kindly hosts to provide onlookers with a perfect place to watch on campus.

For southern Idaho Fourth of July revelers next week, there will be a bright, massive addition to the night sky that can't be purchased at any firework stand.

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.

At one Idaho High School, Prom things took a turn when sparks flew, leaving a couple of people injured and police asking questions.

Christmas in the Nighttime Sky is officially back for 2022 and the show promises to be even more amazing and memorable than ever before.

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.

The City of Burley has announced that they are unable to have a firework display this year.