4th of july

THERE IS A TIME CHANGE For The July 4th F-16 Flyover in St.Cloud on Independence Day.

The 4th of July is this Saturday and while we are looking forward to it as people, it is a dreaded day for our pets.

Staying out of trouble when it comes to Minnesota fireworks laws is pretty simple -- if it flies or explodes, it's illegal.

The July 4th F-16 Flyover is being provided by the Bulldogs of the 148th Fighter Wing.

No word has been made yet on what the parade situation is like for 2020 due to COVID-19, but if it is changed in any way we will be sure to update you here.

If you want to shoot off fireworks that make a bigger boom, you can get a Fireworks Operator Public Display Certification.

St. Cloud announced that there would be a 'brief and meaningful salute' for the 4th of July fireworks and the location for the launch was undisclosed. I believe I've got a better idea.

If your mom didn't dress you in these did you even celebrate the 4th?

The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources is sending extra enforcement to the lakes the weekend over the 4th of July.

3. Thou Shall Blow Up Thy Own Floatie The Lord helps those who inflate their own.

What makes it so special is that anyone and anything can be in it. If you want to be in it, you just show up!

The 73rd annual edition of St. Cloud's Fourth of July fireworks are ready to launch Thursday night (7/4) on the mighty Mississippi.