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Staying out of trouble when it comes to Minnesota fireworks laws is pretty simple -- if it flies or explodes, it's illegal.

The St. Cloud skyline will light up Sunday night as the annual July 4th Fireworks show returns.

If you're looking to celebrate with fireworks, look no further! We've got central Minnesota's guide to local fireworks.

If you're driving to Wisconsin to buy your 4th of July fireworks, you're probably violating the law.

The 4th of July is this Saturday and while we are looking forward to it as people, it is a dreaded day for our pets.

Staying out of trouble when it comes to Minnesota fireworks laws is pretty simple -- if it flies or explodes, it's illegal.

The 4th of July Holiday is just around the corner and many people are getting fireworks to celebrate the holiday, but not all of them are legal.

If you want to shoot off fireworks that make a bigger boom, you can get a Fireworks Operator Public Display Certification.

The 4th of July is just a few weeks away. COVID-19 has left many people wondering where, if at all, they'll be able to enjoy their annual fireworks tradition.

In the wake of Big Lake's annual Spud Fest being canceled, organizers still wanted to give citizens something fun to do this summer.

St. Cloud's 73rd annual 4th of July Fireworks celebration will be held tonight at both Hester Park and Wilson Park, next to the Mississippi River.

While the 4th of July is known as a time of celebration, it can be a stressful time for animals.