fireworks

The Albany County Commissioners have enacted partial fire restrictions and a complete ban on fireworks within the county as of July 10.

Fireworks are not allowed in the park and on other federal lands.

Cheyenne residents looking to celebrate the Fourth of July with a bang may get a bust if they decide to shoot off fireworks.

The Rock Springs Civic Center cut its budget by about $650,000.

Cheyenne residents looking to celebrate the Fourth of July with a bang may get a bust if they decide to shoot off fireworks.

With The 4th of July, come the outdoor activities, parties, BBQs and fireworks. It’s the fireworks that have the most likely tendency to cause harm (my potato salad not withstanding). Simple sparklers can burn at 2,000 degrees, which is hot enough to melt some metals, let alone a young child just having fun...

Safety is the number one thing you should be thinking about before ever cracking open a box of fireworks. If you're thinking about blowing off your own, you better think again.

Yellowstone National Park awaits you, and it has a few safety and other tips for you to remember as you're planning your Fourth of July weekend, according to a news release.

Are you wondering where to shoot off all those fireworks you're buying? Cheyenne area fireworks dealers are sponsoring a free safe shoot site on College Drive again this year with the support of Laramie County officials where you can explode certain types of fireworks purchased at the sponsor's stores.

An official with Cheyenne Fire and Rescue says that while most fireworks are illegal to buy and use in Cheyenne, there are some exceptions.