Fireworks

Everybody loves a good 4th of July fireworks display, but fewer people realize the amount of work that goes into pulling it off.

In a tough decision, the mayor of St. Paul has announced that there will be no fireworks in St. Paul this 4th of July.

Parking lot greenhouses are being replaced with tents selling fireworks, but what is legal to fire off in Minnesota?

We're a patriotic bunch here in Central Minnesota. Here's a quick look at where you can see fireworks displays in our area on the Fourth of July.

According to Newsweek there will be about 230 families visiting the Emergency Room due to firework related injuries. let me save you a trip to the ER!

The 70th annual edition of St. Cloud's Fourth of July fireworks are ready to launch tomorrow night (7/4) on the mighty Mississippi. Hester & Wilson Parks are the official viewing areas, but the display can be seen from all across the city.

Fire up the grill, put the beer on ice, and get your fireworks together -- it's the 4th of July in Minnesota. Want to stay out of trouble? Here are some guidelines as to what's legal and what's not when it comes to fireworks in the North Star State (plus the penalties if you get it wrong).