fireworks

Baby, You're A Firework.

Michigan residents don't have a problem with the really huge firework displays like the ones that cities all over the state do.

As on any fourth of July holiday week, almost every city has their own display for its' residents. This year, the Lobdell Lake fireworks had a bit of a disaster. Thankfully, according to the Lobdell & Bennett Lakes Facebook page, no one was injured.

Colin Furze is back at it again. This dude is making a crap ton of money by making awesome things for YouTube. This time he is back with a huge fire tornado firework launcher.

If you recently made fireworks purchases at Kroger, Meijer, Target or Walmart, you might want to double check to make sure you didn't buy the TNT Red, White, & Blue Smoke fireworks.

The holiday weekend is upon us and the fireworks displays are ready. Growing up, the fourth of July was always one of my favorite holidays. Starting tonight you can catch some great displays around the area.

Tonight, the Ford Fireworks will be taking place down in Detroit. To me, going to huge fireworks displays is one of the best things to do in the summer. If you are going or thinking about going, here are a few things to know.

The Saginaw Area Fireworks committee has taken to the internet to raise money for this years display. In an effort to switch to silent fireworks, the committee has started crowd funding and the animal rights group PETA has jumped in to help.

While cruising all over the place this passed weekend, I was able to see a lot of cool fireworks displays. I am a bit disappointed I didn't make it to this display though. Friend of the Banana, Rick Nelson, always has a great fireworks display for the fourth and this year he placed a GoPro camera right in the center of the finale.

No matter where you go on the 4th of July holiday, there is always some moron that shouldn't be allowed around the explosives. If you survived something like this over the weekend, don't worry, you are not alone. Sit back and enjoy 10 minutes of people being out smarted by fireworks.

Argentine Township Fire Chief Matt Lafferty is not playing when it comes to fireworks and burning this Fourth of July weekend. Due to dry conditions all fireworks and burning of any kind are banned.

Looks like the Flint Police are trying to keep the streets safe for the upcoming holiday. Coming up tomorrow (Friday 7/2), Flint will be celebrating the 4th with some fireworks. The display is scheduled to begin at dusk, but if your are under 17-years-old, you need to know this.