Fireworks

After being scared from fireworks on July 4th, a 30-year-old horse in Maine dies from being entrapped in mud for 14 hours

Very few public displays are happening in Maine this weekend. Want to enjoy some at home? Well, you can't if you're in Westbrook.

Where and when to watch the fireworks!

Before you light of your Pyrotechnic Motherlode, you might want to check to make sure it's legal in the town you're in.

Maine's Blue Ribbon classic has wrapped for another year, and we're still full of fair food! Here are some of the sights and sounds from the fair this year.

Maine's biggest Fourth of July party almost got scrapped in 2018, and the annual tradition of music on the Eastern Prom from the PSO was ended as well.

The annual fireworks show draws about 50,000 Mainers from all over the state who come and watch the 4th of July show which is accompanied by music from the Portland Symphony Orchestra.

Towns all across Maine will be lighting up the night sky with spectacular fireworks, but not all of them will be on July 4th.

Relive the grand finale of the Portland Fireworks Spectacular on the Eastern Prom!

It's just about that time of year! Food, fun, and a chance to honor our nation's independence. Here's a collection of festivals and events (including fireworks shows) across many cities and towns in Southern Maine. Cross your fingers for no rain...

A dire forecast calling for heavy rain and thunder storms on Friday night forced Stars and Stripes Spectacular organizers to rescheduled the fireworks show and Portland Symphony Orchestra concert to Saturday, according to the Portland Press Herald...

The 4th of July Stars & Stripes Spectacular 2014 is on track to be one of the biggest and best Independence Day celebrations for Portland. Mother Nature may have other plans.

Editor's Note: Due to Tropical Storm Arthur, some communities in Maine and New Hampshire have rescheduled their Fourth of July fireworks shows. 
The Fourth of July is this Friday and regardless of where you live in the Greater Portland area and Maine, you have plenty of choices to enjoy the…

For the third year in a row, Mainers can legally purchase fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July, but they should check to see if their city or town allows them before they launch their rockets red glare, according to WMTW.