4th of July

Your pets are not having as good of a time as you are

Natrona County doesn't allow personal fireworks, for safety reasons.

July isn't just the month we celebrate the Independence of the United States, it's also the month we celebrate grilling.

Wyoming and Colorado compete on lots of things, but the Greenies don't come close when it comes to celebrating the 4th.

One of Casper's favorite summer events, Fireworks Festival 2023, is returning to the Ford Wyoming Center this fourth of July.

It's not the 4th of July (or, really, the 3rd of July) without the Cody Stampede Parade, and this year a very special guest served as the Grand Marshall: Cole Hauser, star of the show everybody and their parents love, 'Yellowstone.'

A day of celebration quickly turned into a day of tragedy when multiple news outlets reported that a mass shooting, leaving 6 dead and 30 injured, had taken place in Highland Park, Illinois - a suburb just outside of Chicago.

On July 4th, the Ford Wyoming Event Center hosted 307 Fest, a collection of food trucks, vendors, and music, all before a fireworks display.

Former World Championship Wrestling (WCW) Eric Bischoff threw caution to the wind, as he posted a picture of himself with Wyoming Senator John Barrasso.

After the success of last years event, it's back for 2021, bigger and better.

On July 3rd and 4th from 7 pm - Midnight, you can go to South Rec in Glenrock, WY, and safely set off fireworks. The cost is $10 per vehicle.

Last August, 307 Fest took place in Downtown Casper, but this year it's happening at the Ford Wyoming Center and it will be a 2-day event featuring food, fun and, yes, fireworks. Best of all? This year, it's free!