4th of July

There are a few options, and here is what you can do in Idaho if you didn't get to fire off all your explosives this holiday.

While fireworks are a joy to watch through the holiday, they also cause some damage, and not all fireworks were used to entertain this past week.

This year, the parade will be a little different, and if you aren't aware of the changes, you might miss the parade altogether.

Don't risk getting busted in your front yard this year!

Fireworks in Idaho: What you need to know about the legal guidelines and restrictions in place.

Seeing cars fly over the cliff's edge and fall into the rocky canyon bottom below is a spectacle some may enjoy, and perhaps should be an event in Twin Falls.

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.

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.

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?