The American Pyrotechnics Association details how to safely set off fireworks to avoid injuries during Fourth of July activities. 1 How many people are injured by fireworks each year? Although the ...

On the Fourth of July, many people will be playing with things that can explode, namely fireworks. Gee what could possibly go wrong? Well, when it comes to fireworks, plenty. In fact, in 2024, there ...

Each year, millions of Americans across the country buy consumer fireworks to light up the night in honor of July 4; a tradition that has been around since the first Independence Day nearly 250 years ...

For many Americans, dazzling fireworks displays are a Fourth of July staple. While experts recommend leaving the pyrotechnics to the professionals to avoid the thousands of injuries hospitals see each ...

PLOVER, Wis. (WSAW) - Aspirus is reminding people how to stay safe around fireworks this year. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission estimates that 14,700 injuries were caused by fireworks in ...

HOLLAND, Mich. — As Ohioans prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July, fireworks stores across the state are fully stocked. But safety remains the top priority for both retailers and fire officials.

Soak used and malfunctioning fireworks in water before disposal. Never allow children to play with fireworks, even sparklers. Check local laws regarding fireworks usage and permitted times.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — As the clock ticks closer to midnight and families all over prepare to welcome 2026, many are planning to celebrate with fireworks at home. While those bright bursts of color can ...

New York allows the sale and use of "sparkling devices," a specific type of firework, unless prohibited by local county law. These "sparkling devices" are ground-based or handheld, producing colored ...