fireworks

The 4th of July is a little over two weeks away, and by the sounds in my neighborhood, some of my neighbors have decided to get an early start on the celebration. What they probably don't know is they're in violation of Evansville Municipal Code 9.10.020. They're not the only ones, which is why the Evansville Police Department tweeted a little reminder to residents on Thursday on when they can, an

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do.

You haven't truly experienced 4th of July fireworks until you've experienced them from the viewpoint of a drone flying dead center through all of the explosive action.

Independence Day is perfect for outdoor family fun. It's also the one time of year when it’s seems to be okay to play with matches. Family fun and playing with matches may seem like an unlikely combo, but hey, so is America, right?

Indiana residents could find themselves stuck holding a substantial bill if fireworks damage their home. That’s because state officials are reporting that many homeowners and renters insurance policies do not cover damaged sustained from fireworks that have been deemed “illegal” in their area.

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do if you live in Kentucky.

Before you bring the boom this 4th of July, take a few minutes to know what you can and can't do.

Evansville firefighters will demonstrate the proper use of fireworks and copies of the local fireworks ordinance will be available at the Traveling City Hall meeting tonight, Wednesday, June 26, from 5:30pm-7pm at Howell General Baptist Church, 1520 Delmar Ave.

The Tri-State always makes the best of July 4th with some of the best fireworks shows around.  Here's a list of some of the most spectacular shows you can take the family to this year!

The city of San Diego promised its residents 15 minutes of fun and excitement, only to serve them 15 seconds of disappointment. We've all been there, right?

Well its seems that the heat is putting the brakes on Independence Day celebrations in Evansville. City officials declared a State of Emergency in the city and put a ban on fireworks for 7 days.

Firework fails seem to be my favorite form of fail. How can people consistently mess up with something they know is dangerous. I'm willing to bet this is the reason we don't have flying cars yet.