MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Fourth of July celebrations are already underway this week, and firework safety is not the only concern.

As the Fourth of July approaches, safety concerns surrounding fireworks and other holiday activities are at the forefront.

City councilmember Nathan Weller said impacted neighbors included the elderly, pet owners, neighbors who may have PTSD, families and even some students.

The City says residents should use fireworks labeled safe and sane and to "to avoid illegal fireworks that pose serious risks ...

As the Fourth of July approaches, Alabama's first responders and medical professionals are gearing up for a potentially busy ...

For those looking to safely dispose of unused fireworks, officials recommend soaking them in water for at least 20 to 40 ...

San Bernardino County Fire Taskforce seized 28,050 lbs of illegal fireworks, issued 115 citations, and fined violators $143K ...

A barge full of 4th of July fireworks floating just offshore at Lake Tahoe's Incline Beach sank Friday afternoon.

NOFD urges safety over personal fireworks for the 4th of July, emphasizing the illegal status in Orleans Parish and the risks ...

More than 35 people living in a riverside homeless camp near Nissan Stadium were relocated to interim housing due to safety ...

The city announced that Thursday night's "Liberty Hill Independence Day Spectacular" festival has been canceled due to muddy ...