SPRINGFIELD, Mo- We all love fireworks and the brilliant colors and shapes that come with them, but we don’t really know the history or science of these big explosions in the sky. Here are 14 facts ...

*Refers to the latest 2 years of omaha.com stories. Cancel anytime. Wondering how fireworks light up the sky, where they came from, and the sheer size of the business behind them? Stacker explores the ...

As we celebrate the Fourth of July, Independence Day, the holiday that commemorates the Declaration of Independence, which was ratified on July 4, 1776, establishing the United States of America, we ...

WEATHERWATCH 12 DARCY, THANK YOU. TONIGHT, WE ARE GETTING THE FACTS ON MILWAUKEE’S LAKEFRONT FIREWORKS SHOW. EVERYTHING FROM CAMPING TO PARKING RULES AS CREWS SET UP FOR THE JULY THIRD SHOW. 12 NEWS ...

Dear Action Line: Why aren’t we having fireworks in Durango? It has been a very, very wet winter and spring. Fourth of July without fireworks just doesn’t feel like Fourth of July. – All Fired Up Dear ...

At the signing ceremony for a much awaited US-China trade deal, President Donald Trump announced plans for a fireworks display at Mount Rushmore on July 4, 2020. At the signing ceremony for a much ...

Fireworks will be exploding above the Inland Empire on Tuesday, July 4. But crowds will also be watching the skies at pyrotechnics shows scheduled before then — some as early as this weekend. Here are ...

A video likely from Split, Croatia and dating to at least 2020 has been falsely linked to recent celebrations in the Italian city of Naples after local team Napoli secured their first Serie A football ...

Safe and sane firework sales will continue in San Bernardino this year but there will also be an additional 10% tax, the City Council decided this week. The San Bernardino City Council voted 5-2 ...

Sales of fireworks for the July 4 holiday begin Thursday, June 28 in Petaluma. Fireworks are being sold at 20 booths operated by Petaluma businesses and nonprofit groups. Fireworks are legal in most ...

What's legal in Minnesota: - Low-powered fireworks like sparklers, fountains, snakes and smoke bombs. Explosive and aerial devices, like firecrackers and bottle rockets, are not allowed. - Buyers must ...