4th of July

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.

I'm not a history buff by any means, but I like knowing the history behind things we just take as commonplace. That's when I turn to one of my favorite YouTube channels, Crash Course

With the 4th coming up,  your seeing the tents popping up in the usual places and now it's time to review the ordinances for celebrating with fireworks in the area.

The whirlwind of a week we call Fourth of July is officially wrapped. With the exception of a few hours on the morning of the 4th, the weather was outstanding for all of the week's events, including Mandan Rodeo Days.

Mother Nature surely tried, but even she couldn't dampen the spirits of the thousands of spectators who lined the streets of Mandan for the annual Independence Day Parade.

A Fourth of July fireworks celebration has left more than two dozen people injured in Simi Valley, California.

Independence Day means many things to many people. To competitive eater Joey Chestnut, it means consuming nearly 70 hot dogs and breaking his own world record!

The Fourth of July means good food, parades and fireworks. Lots of fireworks.

Thursday is Independence Day, and cities and towns all across America will be celebrating in style—but not always in conventional fashion. Heck, not always in America either.

Fourth of July is here, and that means it's time to celebrate this great country! The weather isn't totally cooperating, but that won't dampen the good ol' American spirit here in Bis-Man.