4th of July

It would be hard to write a script that would be better or more patriotic than this one. A Canadian was out on a lake with his family when he came across an eagle that was drowning. Oh, and it was the 4th of July.

It doesn't get much more patriotic than this. New video shows the US Navy Blue Angels fly over Mount Rushmore as part of a 4th of July celebration.

Not only is this the right time of year to embrace the American spirit, sometimes we just need a nice reminder of where we are and what the country we reside in stands for.

The 2020 July 4th fireworks display is still happening in Casper, but there will be no annual festival or viewing access at the Casper Events Center.

The Glenrock Wrestling Club will be holding their annual Fireworks Fundraiser beginning June 22th and ending on July 4th.

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the Glenrock Volunteer Fire Department has been forced to cancel its annual 4th of July Event.

Every year the Glenrock Fire Department opens up the South Recreation Complex to locals that want to shoot off fireworks. Here is the info for the 2019 event.

The biggest show in the sky is returning to the grounds of the Casper Event Center this year to celebrate Independence Day.

Fireworks are banned in Natrona County, but just 25 miles to the south there is plenty of fun to be had!

As we approach Independence Day 2019, the Casper Police Department reminds motorist to "drive sober or get pulled over" in a new video.

The big show in the sky is back! Fireworks Festival 2018 is Wednesday, July 4, 2018 on the grounds of the Casper Events Center.

Did you know there are more fireworks outlets in Wyoming than Starbucks locations?
It's true. In fact, we also have more fireworks stores here in the Cowboy State than McDonald's, Arby's, Wendy's, Taco Bell and KFC franchises too.
Here's how it breaks down...