Fireworks

Are you looking to ring in 2014 with a fireworks display? Well, there are a few places that will be firing off explosions in the sky in in Fort Collins and Loveland on New Year's Eve. Read on to find out when and where the fireworks will be.

There's nothing quite like a fireworks show.

A brush fire started late last night on the north side of Windsor Lake during the town’s fireworks display at Boardwalk Park. According to the Greeley Tribune, the fire started around 9:45 p.m., during the fireworks show, in the area from which fireworks were launched...

If "lighting off fireworks" means using bottle-rockets, mortars, roman candles, Black Cats, fountains and the like, than the short answer is "nowhere." According to Colorado law the only fireworks allowed for personal use in the state cannot explode, nor can they leave the ground and fly through the air. Firecrackers, rockets of any kind, and mortars are also illegal everywhere in Colorado. On top of that, many cities in the counties in the state have even more strict rules, some going so far as to ban all fireworks.

Here are the best places we've found where you'll be able to see professional fireworks displays on Independence Day (July 4th, 2013). The holiday falls on a Thursday this year and there should be plenty of fireworks to enjoy in Northern Colorado.

When planning your Independence Day celebrations, remember that Fireworks are illegal in Larimer County, the City of Fort Collins, the City of Loveland, and the Town of Windsor. Fireworks rules and regulations vary by state,city, and county jurisdictions, so be sure to check the proper authorities to see what is legal and what is not if you plan on setting them off.

A  slew of Colorado cities have cancelled their Fourth of July fireworks displays due to extreme fire danger, and now Fort Collins has added their name to that list…sort of. According to The Coloradoan, a Poudre Fire Authority spokesman said that the annual fireworks display at City Park will not happen on Independence Day, but they plan on doing it sometime later this summer.

I keep running into people having conversations about what fireworks are legal and which ones aren’t. In the past it was a tricky issue because it depended on what county, and what city, and what kind of firework was in question. But for 2012 it’s easy. ALL fireworks, including sparklers and snakes, are illegal to sell, possess, or use in the city of Fort Collins and Larimer County or for use in t

Tuesday night Loveland’s City Council passed a ban on the sale and use of personal fireworks within city limits.  Governor John Hickenlooper already issued a Colorado state-wide ban on fireworks and  Larimer County Commissioners have restrictions in place for Larimer County.

There is something magical about fireworks. When you think about it, it is kind of crazy, the things that amuse us as humans. But it's true, we love fireworks. Here in Northern Colorado we are blessed to have some wonderful firework shows put on for the 4th of July. There isn't a much prettier background I think of than our Rocky Mountains. Kind of hard to believe that Colorado didn't make Priceli

The Board of Larimer County Commissioners approved a ban on the sale and use of fireworks and public fireworks displays for unincorporated western Larimer County (north to south), effective Saturday, June 16, 2012 when former restrictions are set to expire. Open Fires are already restricted through September 30, 2012.

Forget about the dawn's early light, this Fourth of July is all about the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air and maybe even a couple of spiders. Those are the ones that, well, look kind of like a spider, anyway. In honor of the Fourth, here are 10 great fireworks displays throughout the country. If your ...