fireworks

You might want to buy some fireworks to add a little razzle-dazzle to your at-home celebration, but is it legal in New York?

Fireworks and sparklers are a popular thing at least twice a year, July 4th and on around New Year. Now one town is saying no more.

The annual Holiday Parade of Lights is back for the Christmas season in Canastota and it'll end with a bang this year.

Anyone who attends the Winter Fair knows that it's a smaller version of the Great New York State Fair that happens in August and September, basically a time to fast forward to summer for the weekend.

Firework tents are set up across Oneida County, but when are they opening? July 4 is almost here.

The “Fourth A’Fair” is Thursday July 1 to to Saturday July 3 at the New York State Fairgrounds.

The New York State Police and the Syracuse Police Department conducted an illegal fireworks detail last week. During the course of the detail, 73 convenience stores were checked.

Utica and Rome are among the many cities, towns and villages across New York state that won't have 4th of July fireworks for the second year in a row due to the coronavirus pandemic. But there are some places where the show will go on in 2021.

According to "This is Hamilton, NY" on Facebook, the parade will be taking place on July 3 starting around 1PM.

The late night fireworks being shot off all over Central New York have led to the death of a beloved dog in Rome.

The show is planned with a "high aerial" display so the fireworks can be seen from surrounding areas.

Nearly all of the traditional firework displays in Utica and the surrounding area have been canceled in light of the coronavirus pandemic - but a (very) few are still going on. Here's where.