North Carolina prohibits fireworks that leave the ground, including Roman candles and bottle rockets. Legal fireworks include sparklers, smoke devices, and various small novelties. Independence ...

On this July 4 holiday, here's a refresher on N.C.'s stricter laws around fireworks including age restrictions, penalties and ...

Cities and organizations across the Piedmont Triad are gearing up to light up the sky with dazzling fireworks displays in ...

You’re allowed to have certain kinds of fireworks in North Carolina. If you’re caught with the illegal stuff, you could face fines or jail time.

The sparks will fly for the nation’s independence this week, marked annually in the tri-county region by the peak of tourist ...

Whether you're looking for the right fireworks to buy in North Carolina or trying to determine if you can bring them to or from South Carolina or Virginia, here's a quick guide to get you started.

Fireworks may dazzle, but they also pollute the air, disrupt wildlife and pose health risks. Some North Carolina cities are ...

Fireworks are legal in both Anderson County and within Anderson city limits.NORTH CAROLINAIn North Carolina, any fireworks that explode or shoot into the air are illegal to sell or possess.

A group of protesters threw fireworks and other objects in Raleigh, N.C., during an election night demonstration Tuesday night, leading to the arrest of six people, authorities said.

For Independence Day, many North Carolina residents may be wondering about what types of fireworks can be discharged at barbecues and Fourth of July parties across the state.. It's probably ...