(NEXSTAR) – Firework laws are always a bit confusing for Americans ahead of the Fourth of July. Are you allowed to set them off? What kinds of fireworks can you legally purchase? It’s a state-by-state ...

Fireworks have become a staple of July Fourth celebrations across the United States, where towns and cities often host professional shows to mark the occasion each year. In some areas, smaller ...

Fourth of July celebrations are getting started across the tri-state and it could have some wondering what's legal and what's not when it comes to buying fireworks and setting them off.Firework laws ...

Fountains, sparklers and poppers are all okay and legal in Arizona because they don't leave the ground. These are fireworks people can buy at any of the white tents that pop up all over the valley.

Select an option below to continue reading this premium story. Already a Honolulu Star-Advertiser subscriber? Log in now to continue reading. The bill, however, would keep aerial fireworks illegal.

The night skies above Berks County have, for the most part, been pretty quiet so far this summer. Frequent bouts of heavy rain have dampened the aerial displays of thunderous explosions of light ...

Fireworks regulations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania are designed to keep almost all products in the hands of professionals ...

Pennsylvania residents should brace for extended booms and longer light shows this coming Fourth of July holiday weekend. Independence Day’s spot on the calendar this year means you might be hearing ...