4th of July

Heading into the 4th of July holiday, the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is showing its red, white, and blue spirit across social media… mostly.

Fire season is in full swing in Washington, and one small spark can have devastating consequences. This is what you need to know this 4th of July holiday.

As Americans nationwide gear up to celebrate Independence Day, families planning a cookout celebration should plan to spend about the same as they did last year.

Before you hang Old Glory for the 4th, make sure you’re following proper U.S. flag etiquette with these essential do’s and don’ts.

Celebrate Tri-Cities' River of Fire with food, live music, and fireworks at Columbia Park this Friday. Free event, family fun, and big fireworks display over the Columbia River!

Flags are flying, grills are sizzling, and fireworks are ready to terrify pets—Happy Fourth! But before diving into red, white & blue Jell-O, let’s remember what this day means—and celebrate the gloriously over-the-top traditions.

National Forest spokesperson Robin DeMario says some local laws may allow fireworks close to the forest, but are never allowed inside.

Ultimate Guide to Tri-Cities WA 2024 July 4th Extravaganza: A-Z Celebration Schedules

Not every dog is fearful of fireworks. In fact, I had a dog, Davey, who would actually chase loud, colorful fireworks.

Here's a list of all the 4th of July fireworks in cities across Washington state for 2023!

It's a tradition that connects the Seattle of old, to the modern tech giant that it has become.

The places to be for fireworks on the 4th of July