Fireworks

If you still have fireworks sitting around after the Fourth of July weekend, Michigan officials say there are a few important things you need to know before cleaning them up.

With the Fourth landing on a Saturday this year, MidMichigan communities are spreading the celebrations across the whole weekend.

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

Loud fireworks can trigger severe anxiety in pets. Michigan’s State Veterinarian advises keeping animals secure and using distractions like TV. Flint enforces fireworks curfews to protect people and animals.

Fireworks are a blast until they land you with a $1,000 fine. Michigan has some strict laws around when, where, and how you can use them—just in time for the 4th of July weekend.

Fireworks are lighting up the skies this Fourth of July weekend across Michigan, where to see fireworks in your county.

Looking for free family fun this weekend? Join the party in Downtown Flint this Friday night, complete with live music and of course fireworks!

Summer nights in Michigan are about to get a bit louder. Familiarize yourself with the fireworks law to keep the peace in your neighborhood.

Join Lightning Rounds in Lapeer for a thrilling fireworks viewing party.

Celebrate the Fourth at Cedar Point with dazzling fireworks and VIP perks.

You already know dogs may not enjoy Fourth of July fireworks as much as you do. But be aware, more pets go missing July 4 - 6 than any other time of the year.

Keep in mind, You can't just fire them off whenever you want.