Fireworks

As summer skies lit up with fireworks, so did a troubling rise in accidents and injuries — a wake-up call for safe celebrations.

Picture this: families gathered around, fireworks lighting up the sky, and laughter echoing through the streets—Missouri knows how to celebrate the 4th.

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

Fireworks might be a no-go in Illinois, but there are still plenty of ways to light up the holiday without risking a fine.

Missouri has just made the state's fireworks laws quite a bit stricter.

If you’re wondering when the lighting event is, it will take place on Thanksgiving night, November 28th, at 7:00 p.m.

Local 4th of July festivities rescheduled to July 5 for better weather conditions.

Sedalia Police urge compliance with fireworks ordinance at Parks.Rec fireworks show to ensure safety for all attendees on July 4.

With Sedalia and Warrensburg Missouri in drought conditions this summer, both cities' fire departments are asking residents not to use fireworks this year.

As drought conditions worsen in Missouri, the Division of Fire Safety is urging Missourians to put fireworks safety first.