fireworks

Fireworks, food, and fun are lighting up the skies in North Central Washington this July 4th. Get ready for a weekend of celebration!

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.

Link Transit will provide free shuttle service to Walla Walla Point Park for Wenatchee’s 4th of July fireworks celebration.

How to keep your pets safe for the Fourth of July holiday

Chelan County is closing two of roads which provide access to several popular recreational destinations over this year's 4th of July holiday. The Chelan County Commissioners voted Tuesday to close both Burch Mountain and Horse Lake Roads from Wednesday, July 2 through Tuesday, July 9. Commi...

A suspect allegedly caused a small blaze in Bridgeport with a lit firework. Community vigilant in responding. Investigation ongoing. Stay tuned for updates.

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

It'll be another year without the sale or use of fireworks for most places in North Central Washington. 2023 marked the first year of a total ban on fireworks in the City of East Wenatchee, and Mayor Jerrilea Crawford says much of it was spent trying to inform residents about the prohibition...

Fireworks will be allowed in many areas of North Central Washington on New Year's Eve this year. In Chelan County, fireworks are permissible for discharge between 6 p.m. on Dec. 31 and 1 a.m. on Jan. 1. Spokesperson, Jill FitzSimmons, says that window applies to all unincorporated areas of the county with one important stipulation...

Use of fireworks is banned as of this year in both Wenatchee and East Wenatchee.