Fireworks

Someone in Billings had a really destructive Fourth of July weekend — and a local business is now out more than ten thousand dollars trying to make sense of it all.

Two structure fires, four dumpster fires, a river rescue — Great Falls Fire Rescue had quite a July 4th weekend.

Anyone want to come over and shoot off some Neighbor Haters? How about lighting some Freedom Flames?

It might not be on WalletHub's radar, but Montana’s Fourth of July spirit is alive and well in its small towns.

As July 4th approaches, Great Falls gears up for a festive weekend—just remember, some city offices are taking a brief break before the celebrations kick off.

Fireworks will light up the Great Falls sky once again, despite some new regulations. The excitement is building for a night to remember!

Did the city ban on fireworks do what it was intended to? Or is it time to think about getting rid of the ban altogether?

Amidst the New Year's celebrations, a house fire sparked by fireworks reminded everyone of the fine line between fun and danger. Let's dive into that night.

The city has spoken and fireworks are officially illegal to fire off within city limits. Did the people of Great Falls get it right? Let's discuss...

In the wake of a heartbreaking fireworks incident, there's a push to rethink our local laws. How will this change our next Independence Day?