fireworks

I'm not sure what if anything became of this. About a month ago a bill was posted on Reddit to allow fireworks to be sold for an extra day in Texas. I'm not really certain what the point of that is, but I'm going to have to give this one a hard pass...

According to KAMC, over 100 grassfires were reported in and around Lubbock over the weekend. Fireworks, of course, were the main cause.

I gotta tell you, it sure looked like something was burning down on Sunday night in Northwest Lubbock from my street corner vantagepoint.

With the holiday officially over, many Lubbock residents will discover a few leftover fireworks lying around. Here is how to safely store them.

It's that time of year again. Firework stands are going up and Independence Day Weekend is getting closer. We all know what will start happening soon: neighbors setting off fireworks. We all know it's illegal within the City of Lubbock to set off fireworks, but year after year our street sounds like a war zone...

The 4th of July is coming up which means it's time to stock up on fireworks for the ultimate celebration when the holiday arrives.

If you want your future to remain bright, it is important that you remember these things before shooting off fireworks this Summer season!

We’re officially two months away from Independence Day, which can be quite a jarring time for our furry friends. Those loud bangs and bright lights are startling, making July 5th the busiest time of the year for local animal shelters. Than ...

On Monday, February 14th, the Lubbock County Commissioner's Court approved the sale of fireworks starting February 25th.

Two years after a mishap involving fireworks at a 4th of July event at Buffalo Springs Lake, a lawsuit has been filed against several organizations.

Some Lubbock residents have no respect regarding when it is acceptable to shoot fireworks.

Could a massive fireworks explosion happen right here in Lubbock?