Fireworks

I live in West Richland and my wife and I just love spending 4th of July at home!

It would appear to be common sense that people would not celebrate the 4th of July, or any other way in the forest, by shooting off fireworks or other 'explosive devices.' From the Bureau release Friday June 1st: Effective June 1, 2018, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) prohibits the use of fireworks, target shooting with exploding targets, and the firing of a tracer or incendiary device on all

The Pasco City Council unanimously voted to lift the ban on fireworks in the City limits, which will allow anyone over the age of 16 to buy and use fireworks in the city limits...

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The Richland police department recently shared this picture via social media, saluting a couple of city workers who utilized their creativity and ingenuity to come up with a device that will be most welcome. What is it? It's a Bomb Squad Disposal box, to be used for illegal fireworks demolition. Eve...

You'd never dispose of leftover barbecue charcoal in the dumpster, unless it's been thoroughly doused in water. Even then, you probably wouldn't. So why would you toss spent fireworks into the trash?

The Tri-Cities is a mix of yes and no when it comes to fireworks on the 4th. But that doesn't stop many from doing them anyway.

If you're in Pasco, good news, Pendleton, not so much.

Everyone knows that fireworks are dangerous, but now the ATF has made a video explaining exactly how dangerous they can be. Instead of body parts, they are blowing up wood models to get the point across in a video posted on news reports. Remember to use caution if you are using fireworks, and make sure they are legal in your area...