Howdy. Today’s roundup includes a fireworks guide, some info on the Nathan’s hot dog eating contest, a deep dive on hospital mergers in Colorado and more.

So you’re still trying to decide where to go see fireworks?

We’ve made a big list of when, where and how much it will cost you to see the artful explosions today. There are plenty of good free options if you don’t feel like shelling out money to go see them at Coors Field or Mile High Stadium. (Denverite)

Joey Chestnut will defend his hot dog eating crown

Last year, Chestnut downed 70 dogs in 10 minutes. This year, he’ll try to top that and win his 10th Nathan’s Famous July Fourth hot dog eating crown. The event starts on ESPN at 10 a.m. (AP)

Hospital mergers in Colorado: Better technology but a higher price? 

The Yampa Valley Medical Center in Steamboat Springs announced that after 71 years of independence, it’s merging with Colorado health giant UCHealth. Experts say that mergers such as this one help rural hospitals get the best technology but also lead to higher prices for patients. (DP)

Bourbon Grill is on the move

Everybody’s favorite walk-up chicken joint on East Colfax is temporarily shut down, but it won’t be for long. Bourbon Grill will soon reopen at 571 East Colfax Ave., not far from the O.G. location. The new location will have indoor seating. We can only hope the chicken tastes as good. (Westword)

Judge pumps brakes on plans for Topgolf in Thornton 

The Dallas-based golf entertainment company was given the go-ahead to build a 65,000 square-foot facility next to Thorncreek Golf Course by the Thornton City Council in August 2016. However, a nearby homeowner filed a lawsuit that claimed putting in the Topgolf at that location is a zoning violation. On June 30, a judge agreed, and plans to build the Topgolf were put on hold. (DBJ)