Kat Metzger holds the Budweiser Clydesdales as spectators take pictures of the horses before the parade on July 2, 2014. The Budweiser Clydesdales trotted through downtown Muskegon, Mich., as part of the Here's to the Heroes festival and Fourth of July celebrations.
Bystanders comfort each other as one of the victims of a house fire is cared for in an ambulance. Muskegon Fire Department officials responded to a house fire on the 200 block of Orchard Avenue in Muskegon, Mich., on Feb. 6, 2015. Muskegon area firefighters rescued two victims that were trapped in the home upon arrival to the scene. The victims were both taken to the hospital, according to Muskegon Fire Department Battalion Chief Brad Vanderberg. An 83-year-old woman died as a result of the fire.
A festival patron sits in a hammock hung above the crowd during The Glitch Mob performance on June 26, 2014. The Electric Forest Festival was held at the Double JJ Resort in Rothbury, Mich., June 26 through 29. The festival featured more than 120 artists, five music venues and more than 30,000 in attendance.
Michael Bell, 6, holds a photo of himself and Michigan State Police Officer Kevin Sanders while wearing his hat during the Shop with a Cop event. Ten police departments gathered to take 20 children Christmas shopping during the annual Shop with a Cop event in Muskegon, Mich., on Dec. 11, 2014.
Bernie Sanders and Rob Quist share a laugh backstage before Quist's speech. U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders campaigned on Rob Quist's behalf during a rally on Saturday May 20, 2017 in Missoula. 4,000 supporters attended the rally.
Runners from the Color Me Rad 5k, dance and throw handfuls of colored corn starch after finishing their lap around the course. The event was held at a local farmer's land on May 3. 2013 outside of Missoula, Mont.
Justin Beebe's parents Betsy, front, and Sheldon Beebe, of Bellows Falls, Vermont, look out over the crowd at the beginning of their son's memorial service at Ogren Park at Allegiance Field on Aug 20, 2016. Beebe died when he was struck by a tree while fighting fire on Aug. 13 near Wheeler Peak, about 200 miles northeast of Las Vegas.
One-year-old Chase Martin hangs out on the bumper of the Ladder 1 fire truck at Cheyenne Fire and Rescue Station 1 on Friday. Martin and several other children toured the station and got to see what a firefighter looks like in their protective gear. "We try to show the kids what we look like if there is a fire so they are not scared of us. We don't want them hiding from us if there is a fire," Cheyenne firefighter T.J. Erhart said. Tommy Martino/Wyoming Tribune Eagle
Marta Hernandez helps Luca Bauer with reading in the kindergarten through first grade classroom at the Missoula International School in December. The school plans to build a new campus on the former ProBuild property, a four-acre site on 800 S.Third St. W.
A surfer enjoys 10-foot waves off Pere Marquette Beach in Muskegon, Mich., on Nov. 6, 2014.
J. K. Simmons looks on and smiles during the 119th University of Montana commencement in Washington Grizzly Stadium on Saturday. Simmons was the keynote speaker for the ceremonies and received an honorary doctoral degree from UM.
Sandy Robbins, right, and her sisters Julie Robbins, left, and Theresa Vandersteit have a water fight after the race. The family has been participating in the Mercy Health Seaway run for 32 years. The annual 2014 Mercy Health Seaway Run in Muskegon, Mich., on June 28, 2014.
USCG Officers Sean Sulski left and Steven Cantrell right escort the mother of Petty Officer Travis Obendorf, Laurie Powell right and Shayna Dutton after the U.S Coast Guard Memorial Service. The service honored Petty Officer Obendorf and all the U.S Coast Guard members who have given their lives in service to the nation. Governor Snyder along with several other members of the U.S Coast Guard gathered in Grand Haven, Mich., on August 1, 2014 for the service.
Kids rush onto Loyola's Rollin Field during the 17th annual Easter Eggstravaganza on Apr. 15, 2017. Hundreds of kids began picking up eggs at 1 p.m. and cleared the field in about five minutes
A tie down roper waits for his calf to leave the chute as the sun sets behind the Missoula County Fairgrounds during the first night of the Missoula Stampede PRCA Rodeo on Aug. 11, 2016.
The Roaring Lion forest fire sends plumes of smoke high into the sky near Hamilton on Aug.3, 2016. The massive fire destroyed 16 homes, cost $11 million to fight and burned more than 8,000 acres.
Barbara Barber, right, and Diane Tredick comfort each other during the prayer vigil held for members of the community and first responders affected by the Roaring Lion forest fire at Saint Francis Catholic Church in Hamilton on Aug. 5, 2017. Barber's home remains safe from the fire, but her neighbors lost their homes to the blaze.
Neighbors and volunteers sift through the remnants of Fred Allendorf and Michel Colville's home that was destroyed by an avalanche at the base of Mount Jumbo in Missoula, Mont. The avalanche rocked the Rattlesnake neighborhood, killed one person and buried three on March 1, 2014.
A pinnacle on the side of Mount Cannon looms out of the rain clouds shrouding the 8,952-foot peak.
Carla Thurin, takes a moment with her son Preston Thurin, after he graduated from Pine Bluffs High School on Sunday afternoon. Thurin and 18 other high school seniors turned their tassels in the Pine Bluffs High School gymnasium on May 17, 2015.
Slow travelers have time to see stalactites hanging from the ceiling of Heavens Peak Tunnel. Water seeping through the passage has left numerous cracks for Glacier National Park workers to seal.
Michael Earl Craig hot fits a horse on a ranch in the Paradise valley recently. Craig is also the Montana Poet Laureate, “I’ve always sort of bristled, to be honest … when people want to put you in a box. They see that you’re a horseshoer and they just assume that you’re a cowboy poet. I don’t have any problem with cowboy poetry. I just think it’s interesting that’s where everybody goes.”
A calm Lake McDonald and a clear sky provide a great back drop for star gazing in Glacier National Park on June 12, 2016. Several patrons of the park lined the shore of the southern portion of the lake in hopes of seeing the Aurora Borealis in June. Lake McDonald is the largest lake in Glacier with a surface area of over 10 miles.
Benji Poffenroth, left, holds his one-month-old son Roman as Magistrate Judge Jeremiah Lynch hold his daughter Grace, 2, on the judge's podium after the naturalization ceremony in the Russell Smith Federal Courthouse on Feb. 2, 2017.
John Arciniega poses for a portrait in in his 1955 Chevy Bel Air during the Cheyenne Classic Chevys meeting at McDonald's on East Lincolnway June 9 in Cheyenne, Wyo. Arciniega is the president of the club and has been the proud owner of the car since he attended Cheyenne's East High, where he would go on to teach for 37 years. "There is a lot of history in this car. I bought it in 1962 in high school and I kept it all the way through college and sold it in 1967 for $300," Arciniega said. After some time, he realized he made a mistake. "I was like, why did I do that? So I bought it back around two years later for $500. It's been a constant project since then," he said.
Laramie County firefighters responded to a large structure fire at 2525 County Road 124-A north of Cheyenne, Wyo., Aug. 13, 2015. "Wyoming Air National Guard was first on scene and reported that it was a fully engulfed structure with a propane tank. They began cooling the propane tank immediately and waited for other crews to arrive," LCFD2 public information officer Lori Hogan said. The home was declared a total loss.
Ben and Courtney Sikkenga exit the Lakeshore Ice Center after their wedding on Aug. 2, 2014 in Muskegon, Mich. The ceremony was held in the first place the couple met, on the ice rink.
Firefighters exchange oxygen tanks and prepare to enter a burning home. Muskegon Fire Departments responded to a house fire in Muskegon Township on Jan. 22, 2015. Two dogs were in the home, one of which died in the blaze. The other was found alive after the fire was extinguished.
Kelsie Simkins, 5, plays with model hand grenades at the Air Force explosive ordinance disposal exhibit during Military Appreciation Celebration in the state parking lot on Saturday afternoon. The event featured several performances and demonstrations, along with a variety of military vehicles on display.
Ava Camara, 6, helps her dad, Nick, bait a fishing hook with a worm on Tuesday at Lake Absaraca in Cheyenne, Wyo. The pair fished for about an hour before making a catch.