You might have a sack of fireworks left after your New Year's party. Can you set them off in Florida, legally?

Today and tomorrow are two of the three days that Florida allows residents to set off fireworks. Here's what to know.

This year the Fourth of July falls on a Friday, which means at least three days of booms and cracks echoing through your smoke-filled neighborhood as backyard pyrotechnicians light up the sky in ...

The Fourth of July is quickly approaching, with Florida expecting to see a surge of travelers looking to take advantage of the holiday for a quick trip. If they're coming to Florida, there's probably ...

SANFORD, Fla. (WFLA) — Storms crashed the City of Sanford’s Fourth of July celebrations Friday but not just because of the rain. City officials said a lightning strike unexpectedly triggered the ...

The end of a long year is coming and many of your fellow Americans (including maybe you!) are readying themselves to blow things up and welcome 2026 with a barrage of loud, brightly colored explosions ...

Practically, in Florida, probably, if you don't make a nuisance of yourself. On those three days, you can light 'em up all you like, just stay safe. But not on any other days. Floridians also are ...