Fireworks

Every July 4th holiday, neighborhoods across the Mid-Columbia are subject to the snap-crackle-BANG! of fireworks.  But are they legal?

You haven't truly experienced 4th of July fireworks until you've experienced them from the viewpoint of a drone flying dead center through all of the explosive action.

Here's where to attend July 4 parades, festivals and fireworks shows for 2014.

Independence Day fireworks in Kirkland, Washington, will be moved from the traditional spot on a barge in Lake Washington to accommodate a pair of baby bald eagles that are currently nesting in a tree there. The National Audubon Society believes the birds, which are still too young to fly, would be so terrified by the display they are apt to try and leave the nest, falling to the ground and riskin

Fireworks are a wonderful way to celebrate this countries Independence day. Towns all around the Mid-Columbia are following tradition and hosting their own events you and your family can enjoy. From Hermiston to Walla Walla, Moses Lake to Pendleton, there are things to do and see this 4th of July...

The time to celebrate our independence is almost here where families and friends come together to celebrate. Whether you are in Pasco, Kennewick, or Richland, there are several activities available and more than one fireworks show to enjoy...

We all make mistakes on our jobs, but for some of us, it's more noticable than others.

After setting an all-time single game attendance record last September 3rd in the 2011 season finale,  the Tri-City Dust Devils did it again July 3!

Looking for something festive to do with the family on the 4th of July? Check out these fun events in the surrounding areas of the Tri-Cities. In Prosser, Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration begins at 10 a.m. in the City Park. It will feature the Car Show, concession stands, sack races, obstacle course, and bingo until 3 p...

Apparently city officials in Depoe Bay, OR, are more concerned with birds than celebrating our nation's independance.