fireworks

Bozeman will never agree on fireworks, and it has always been this way. Whether they were "allowed" or not, people love them or hate them. We've discussed it many times. This year with a clear fireworks ban from the City of Bozeman, some residents are really not thrilled and they have thoughts.

If it seems like it's harder to find genuine 4th of July fireworks displays, rodeos, parades, and celebrations - it's because it is. Several Montana towns, however, keep their Independence Day events on point and will not disappoint. Here are some of the most action-packed options.

The decades old battle in Montana about fireworks on appropriate holidays continues. Some folks look forward to lighting fireworks for months, while others prepare with dread for the noise and disruption it causes. Patriotic? Sure. A real pain for some? Also sure.

Here's what it would look like and how much it would cost if Montana put on the biggest fireworks display in the world.

The closures affect public areas of the Rims and around Zimmerman Trail from July 4th until the morning of July 5th.

'Firework fails' happen every year in every town. If you're going to celebrate the 4th of July with fireworks, for the love of everything holy...please be smart and stay safe.

With the 4th of July quickly approaching, it takes me back to my youth and my love for fireworks. Here are my Top 5 Greatest Fireworks Ever.

Here's what you need to know about the 4th of July fireworks celebrations in Bozeman.

People aren't happy about the City of Bozeman asking them to not light off fireworks this year.

With the fire restrictions in Yellowstone County, meaning no fireworks in your backyard this year, we put together a guide of area fireworks displays.

Don't panic, but fireworks supplies could be tight this year.

After some wavering back and forth, Butte officials have decided to go ahead with the 2020 Town Pump Fireworks Display, scheduled for Friday, July 3rd, 2020 at dusk.