Fireworks

Now that the holiday is over, we have to figure out what to do with the leftover fireworks!

If you are reading this and think to yourself that I am talking to you, then I am sorry to tell you that you might be one of the worst people in the entire state of New York.

Sanctioned and home celebrations on the 4th of July were observed in a very unique way this year.

We are getting set to celebrate America's birthday next week and if you are looking for a place to see fireworks there is good news.

Lazer Kittyz?

An open letter to the people who decided to shoot off fireworks until almost 2 am last night.

Lots of people look forward to seeing the sky lit up with fireworks on the 4th of July. But this year, it will be bright for more than one reason.

Every single day starting May 19, there will be a firework show in Western New York. The show will last approximately 5 minutes, but in addition to the fireworks, there will be a light show of sorts as well.

It's almost time to celebrate America's Birthday. Here is your complete guide to all of the fireworks happening this year across Western New York.

We told you earlier this week, that Niagara Falls announced that nightly Fireworks shows would be returning this summer, for 144 nights. Now, animal rights group PETA is looking to change things up.

A nightly tradition is soon set to make its return to the Western New York sky on a nightly basis.

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?