fourth of july

It looks like Mother Nature may be planning her own fireworks this Fourth of July weekend.

Independence Day is right around the corner, and the Laramie County Sheriff’s Office is reminding those planning to celebrate with a cold one or two to plan a sober ride home.

Cheyenne residents looking to celebrate Independence Day with a bang may get a bust if they decide to shoot off fireworks in the capital city.

Most fireworks are illegal inside the city of Cheyenne on public or private property. The only exceptions are sparklers, smoke devices, and some novelty items.

Cheyenne's annual fireworks show will light up the skies over Frontier Park beginning at 9:35 p.m. on the Fourth of July.

Artillery World brings another shopping option for folks looking to enhance their next BBQ, Fourth of July, or birthday party with some dynamite fun.

The 2022 Freedom Has A Birthday event promises to be a grand affair, with Rocky Mountain Power stepping in for a two-year partnership with the city to put on the birthday bash.

Trash and recycle pick up scheduled for next Monday, July 5, will take place as normally scheduled, the City of Cheyenne announced Monday.

Because of insurance reasons, only fireworks purchased through Pyro City Fireworks, Black Cat Fireworks Outlet, Phantom Fireworks and USA Fireworks may be shot at the site.

Cheyenne police say they confiscated a lot of illegal fireworks over the Fourth of July weekend despite criticism that they "weren't taking action" against violators.