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If you live, work, or drive through Downtown Evansville, there will be some road closures beginning on Friday to accommodate the weekend's Fourth of July fireworks celebration

With the Fourth of July holiday quickly approaching, now might be a good time to review some safety tips from the Indiana Department of Homeland Security to keep you and your friends and family safe.

Evansville's 4th of July celebration just got a little bit bigger with the addition of the national award-winning drum & bugle corps The Phantom Regiment.

Looking for the best fireworks shows in the Southern Indiana and Western Kentucky region? We have your complete list right here!

Even though it might seem like an appropriate way to celebrate a graduation or the reopening of things, but in the city of Evansville, it's illegal to shoot fireworks right now.

The summer of 2020 takes another shot, and this time it's on our country's birthday.

Your BBB® has learned that the Indiana Department of Insurance has issued a warning regarding the use of fireworks during the upcoming Independence Day celebrations. Area residents are reminded that accidental fires and damages may not be covered by insurance...

I'm sure we've all owned a pet who had a unique fear of something in particular.  I know that my dog is terrified of the vacuum and our stuffed chef that hangs on the wall in kitchen.  Yet, there is one day every year that usually terrorizes all pets just the same:  July 4th.

Independence Day is perfect for outdoor family fun. It's also the one time of year when it’s seems to be okay to play with matches. Family fun and playing with matches may seem like an unlikely combo, but hey, so is America, right?

If you plan on shooting off your own fireworks this 4th of July, the EVSC is asking you NOT to do this!

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.

It's been a wet and soggy July 4th. With anywhere between two and six inches of rain falling across the Tri-State, and more forecast to fall as the day rolls on, the fate of Evansville's annual riverfront fireworks show is up in the air. However, the Growth Alliance for a Greater Evansville (GAGE), organizers of the annual display, say the show will go on, with one exception.