4th of july

Here's the rundown on the 2016 City of Fort Collins 4th of July Community Celebration in City Park.

Some people feel it is their right to set off fireworks, legal or not. However, for those who suffer from PTSD fireworks may trigger a very negative reaction.

If you're looking to save spots at the Greeley Stampede Independence Day Parade this year, good luck. You'll have less time to claim your spot than in years past.

The 2016 Greeley Stampede is coming upon us quickly, and we are all excited about the big event. But what are the particulars you should know about this year?

The annual Loveland Independence Day Celebration at North Lake Park includes food, fun, fireworks & much more to celebrate the July 4th holiday. We have details.

With the 4th of July holiday coming up fast, the City of Greeley would like to remind everyone that there will be a few closures.

If you missed the amazing parade through Fort Collins for the 4th of July, fear not; because we've got tons of photos of the fun!

What happens when you have a faulty shell that explodes when its not supposed to? A firework celebration cut short.

Here are the best places we've found where you'll be able to see professional fireworks displays on Independence Day (July 4th, 2013). The holiday falls on a Thursday this year and there should be plenty of fireworks to enjoy in Northern Colorado.

The 4th of July Parade in Fort Collins will start at 9:30am. The parade starts near City Park at Jackson and travels East on Mountain Avenue to Howes Street.The parade will feature the 100th Anniversary of Fort Collins Police Services. There are a lot of other festivities happening at City Park throughout the day including the FireKracker 5k at 8am and a kids fun run at 9am...

When planning your Independence Day celebrations, remember that Fireworks are illegal in Larimer County, the City of Fort Collins, the City of Loveland, and the Town of Windsor. Fireworks rules and regulations vary by state,city, and county jurisdictions, so be sure to check the proper authorities to see what is legal and what is not if you plan on setting them off.

Every time I watch a fireworks show this thought is always in the back of my mind, "what would happen if a spark ignited the fireworks on the ground?" Well, for the most part, that can't happen because of all of the "safety" procedures and what not. But, what can happen is a malfunction.  This malfunction happened 5 minutes before the actual show was to start and it resulted in