4th of july

It's time to celebrate freedom in the Yakima Valley this 4th of July holiday.

As Americans nationwide gear up to celebrate Independence Day, families planning a cookout celebration should plan to spend about the same as they did last year.

Before you hang Old Glory for the 4th, make sure you’re following proper U.S. flag etiquette with these essential do’s and don’ts.

Looking for cheap gas for the 4th? Maybe fill up in another state because there's no cheap gas in WA.

These easy to make crowd-pleasing appetizers will make everybody at the 4th of July barbecue say, "OKAY, WHO MADE THIS?!"

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.

As Independence Day approaches, many are gearing up for the usual celebrations, but there's a small detail about hat etiquette that could surprise you.

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Whether you're taking some extended vacation time off this week or not, there's some fun activities in the Yakima Valley worth checking out this 4th of July.

The largest celebration will be held at Yakima's State Fair Park billed as a "fabulous family-oriented Fourth of July."

Would you support lifting the ban on fireworks in the city of Yakima?

See the 4th of July Yakima fireworks and entertainment lineup, plus info about the carnival.