fireworks

Temperatures in the 100’s are rapidly drying out all of Missoula County, which has prompted county officials to ask anyone planning to set off fireworks to think very carefully.

PaddleHeads will move to full capacity in time for first fireworks night!

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

Are you planning to light off some fireworks this year?

A colorful display is planned again this year.

Lots of colors and loud booms expected.

With the 4th of July celebration that will undoubtedly carry through the weekend, the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is asking everyone who visits or drives through the Lolo National Forest to use extreme caution with fire.

This 4th of July holiday, make sure to obey the law and be safe. Or you may end up like the guys in the following compilation.

The City of Missoula wants to remind the public that the use of most fireworks is illegal, and authorities are asking for the public’s cooperation to keep the city safe during the 4th of July season.

Lots of ka-booms!

Today's headlines include info on how to celebrate Independence Day locally as well as an update on Missoula crime, including the capture of three people suspected of circulating fake $50 bills.

The lights and sounds are Wednesday night.