Here's a look at fireworks rules for the Fourth of July. Michigan law allows fireworks, regardless of local rules, on certain ...

Whether you’re looking for fireworks, fun races, live music, art fairs or something else to celebrate Independence Day, ...

Michigan's longest-running Fourth of July parade celebrated nearly 100 years in Ypsilanti on this Independence Day.

Michigan’s most anticipated holiday. Each municipality hosts its own unique events, but some things remain consistent: ...

Fireworks, parades, carnivals, 5K runs and more are scheduled for Independence Day celebrations across West Michigan.

Michigan knows how to celebrate! You are sure to find the perfect celebration on this list. Most include parades, picnics, ...

Since Michigan legalized fireworks sales, state lawmakers have routinely introduced bills to change fireworks regulations ...

ANTIOCH — A Fourth of July fireworks explosion injured Antioch native and NFL running back Najee Harris, prompting fans to ...

While all state parks prohibit fireworks, these are farther away from local displays, making for a quieter experience.

On July 4, 1777, the Sons of Liberty set fireworks off over Boston Common and in Philadelphia the Pennsylvania Evening Post ...

As Michigan residents prepare for Fourth of July celebrations, there are a few rules to know about legally setting off fireworks. In Michigan, state law allows residents to light consumer fireworks ...

Fireworks are prohibited on public property, including at schools, churches, and sidewalks, with violations punishable by fines. Ready to light fireworks for the Fourth of July holiday?