fireworks

The fourth is almost here which means the explosions can being.

Michigan residents are now legally allowed to start lighting fireworks off to celebrate the Fourth of July holiday, but safety should still be a top concern.
Under the new Michigan laws, people were allowed to start lighting off fireworks on June 29th...

If you were planning on buying a bunch of fireworks for your kickass 4th of July festivities, you better stock up now because they might be gone if you wait until the last minute. Honestly, they might be gone already.
The demand for fireworks is high this year, unfortunately, the supply is extremely …

Last week I posted a list of places that you can watch fireworks in Genesee County and other hot spots in Northern Michigan. This week I wanted to pass along some other options that aren't too far away.
Normally the list below would be a heck of a lot longer but there were a lot of canceled…

If you were hoping to watch the annual Ford Fireworks display this year, I've got good news and bad news. The good news, the fireworks display will happen this year. The bad news, you can only watch it from your couch as the fireworks display can only be watched from your TV…

As we approach the July 4 holiday, there are a few things you should know before deciding to set off your own fireworks.

Last year at this time, we were dealing with the cancelation of fireworks displays across the state of Michigan. Thankfully, that is not the case this year.
There are plenty of fireworks displays to see in mid-Michigan and north. Here's a list of some displays in the area and in northern Michiga…

As we head into the Fourth of July Weekend, the Michigan DNR has a few tips and reminders for you.

For those hoping to see the big, professional fireworks this year, Frankenmuth will be launching theirs on July 3rd.

17 lanterns will also be released in her honor.

With the Fourth of July fast approaching, now is a good time to remind ourselves of the fireworks laws in Michigan.

Unfortunate, but not a surprise.