4th of july

With most 2020 Northland Independence Day festivities cancelled, what towns in Northeastern Minnesota + Northwestern Wisconsin are still doing fireworks shows?

Superior Mayor Jim Paine updated the public today on the status of reopening certain things in the city and 4th of July Fireworks.

Duluth city officials are announcing a backup plan if rain forces the fireworks to be canceled on the 4th of July.

City officials with the City of Duluth are reporting that Wednesday night's fireworks and other Fourth Fest festivities are being moved.

As everyone gets ready to celebrate Independence Day, the question of whether or not the weather will cooperate looms.

It's that time of year again to celebrate our Nation's Independence and we have all the details for this year's 4th Fest happening at Bayfront Festival Park.

The Northland is ready to celebrate the birthday of America with a number of community festivals and fireworks displays commemorating the holiday. One of the biggest attractions for many of these festivals and celebrations is the fireworks display. So, when and where are these fireworks shows?

Superior hosts an annual 4th of July celebration that includes a parade, car show, music, fireworks and more being hosted at a new location this year.

If you caught a glimpse of the Aerial Lift Bridge last Independence Day, you undoubtedly noticed the awesome patriotic lighting through the night. The folks behind the special lighting last year announced they will be doing it again this year.

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.

The Aerial Lift Bridge, one of Duluth's most iconic landmarks, went red, white, and blue for Independence Day; marking the latest instance in a series of different occasions the bridge has been bathed in light of different colors in recent years to commemorate different causes.

Fireworks lit the skies over the Twin Ports for 4th of July celebrations, but the Duluth Lift Bridge and Enger Tower offered patriotic light shows of their own. Red, white, and blue lights chased around Enger Tower Friday night, offering a cool and festive spectacle on the Duluth skyline.