Fireworks

We're ready to light up the sky this Independence Day, but there are a few things to keep in mind.

A huge eruption at a fireworks market near Mexico City has left ten people dead, and 60 injured. It's not clear what set off this massive chain of fireworks, but the video is chilling.

During the celebrations, most people probably finished off any fireworks during the final throws of July 4th, but what should you do if you have some leftover?

Even though fireworks is a multi-million dollar industry, using computerized launch systems and the like, the general principles behind fireworks have remain unchanged for centuries. Take a look at this scene from Science Channel's 'How It's Made' as they discuss fireworks and what goes into that big sparkly boom.

July 4th is here. It is the birthday of our great country. A time to celebrate with family and friends as we barbecue, drink festively, and blow things up!

Fireworks are gonna be up in the air this weekend. But what city is going to have the best display?

As we prepare to celebrate Independence Day, the Shreveport Fire Department offers up some fireworks and outdoor cooking tips to help us keep our holiday safe and accident-free.

As you get ready to ring in the New Year with your bag full of fireworks, keep in mind that other countries have a leg up on the firecracker game.

What if you took one thousand sparklers and lit them all at the same time? Here's your chance to see what that would look like and still keep your eyebrows.

The State Fire Marshall's office has some timely tips for those who plan on using fireworks to ring in the New Year.

For those who enjoy the finest ooohs and aahhhs of a New Year's Eve Fireworks Show, you won't need to look any further than Harrah's Louisiana Downs.

FIREWORKS ARE POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS, AND MISUSE CAN RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY. READ AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS ON FIREWORKS. Now that the legal stuff is out of the way...watch these people who didn't do any of that stuff!