fireworks

Last year, over 800 pets were taken to the animal shelter on the Fourth of July. Plan now to keep your pets safe.

Fireworks are fun, but not for residents in three far east El Paso neighborhoods, and they want to block access to their streets during the Fourth of July.

The County hasn't held a Fourth of July fireworks event since 2005, but that all changes this year.

Pets can get away from you any day of the year, but the Fourth of July is the day that more pets go missing than any other. Check out these Facebook pages on your search for your missing pet.

Check out the fireworks extravaganza tomorrow and the museum anytime.

Don't let Fido or Fluffy get frightened or run off during the Fourth of July festivities. Follow some simple rules to keep your pets safe.

Montana Vista has to be cleaned up after the Fourth of July, so who takes care of that?

Check out which neighborhoods will be closed in Montana Vista during the Fourth of July holiday.

For the first time in over five years, you'll be able to buy and use fireworks in parts of El Paso County. Find out where.

What can and can't you pop off this Fourth of July?

El Paso's hot, dry summers typically lead to fireworks bans. Maybe not this year though!

El Paso County officials should pull the trigger and ban fireworks right now. There is no need to wait on making that important decision.