fireworks

Fireworks are a blast until they land you with a $1,000 fine. Michigan has some strict laws around when, where, and how you can use them—just in time for the 4th of July weekend.

The 4th of July might be Michigan’s loudest holiday, but state law has plenty to say about when fireworks are actually allowed.

Current Michigan fireworks laws allow aerial displays in city yards, leading to damage, debris, and distress for pets and veterans. A change is needed to restrict aerial fireworks within city limits.

Is your dog scared of fireworks? Discover simple steps to help your furry friend stay relaxed during holiday festivities.

Anyone want to come over and shoot off some Neighbor Haters? How about lighting some Freedom Flames?

Unpopular opinion? Maybe. But the dangers of backyard fireworks are real. Here's why they should be left to professionals.

Don't do it! Don't post that blurry fireworks photo again this year.

Summer nights in Michigan are about to get a bit louder. Familiarize yourself with the fireworks law to keep the peace in your neighborhood.

Thinking about setting off fireworks? Think again...

Ringing in the new year with celebratory fireworks? Read this first.

A West Michigan woman is freaked out and trying to find the teens responsible for knocking on her front door at 1am on Saturday and then lighting off a firework before running away.

SpartanNash has issued an apology after Tuesday nights fireworks caught many in Grand Rapids off guard. To make things right they are offering a discount to shoppers for a limited time.