As the Fourth of July approaches, health professionals from UT Tyler and Christus Health are reminding the community about the importance of safety during the holiday, particularly when it comes to ...

Fireworks have become somewhat of an Independence Day tradition, but they can be risky around children. As any parent knows, keeping kids safe is one of the most important parts of raising children.

With summer comes fireworks — Fourth of July celebrations, county fairs, festivals and more — fireworks are often the grand finale of many events. But what many people tend to forget is how dangerous ...

The Fourth of July is often one of the loudest nights of the year, and your pets may not be big fans of fireworks with the sights, sounds and smells. General practice veterinarian Dr. Liz Moore says ...

“Across the U.S., Independence Day is the busiest day of the year for fires, and we’re also entering the time of year when the vast majority of fireworks injuries occur,” State Fire Marshal Tim Bean ...

Fireworks can cause anxiety in pets, so prepare them with exercise and a safe space. Keep pets away from fireworks, food scraps, and debris during and after celebrations. (This story was updated to ...

Soak used and malfunctioning fireworks in water before disposal. Never allow children to play with fireworks, even sparklers. Check local laws regarding fireworks usage and permitted times.

SALEM, Ore. — The fireworks season is on in Oregon with sales running from June 23 through July 6. To kick it off, fire officials held a demonstration in Salem Tuesday to promote safe use and remind ...

Not every dog enjoys fireworks. A reality most pet parents know well. As loud celebrations light up the sky, many go the extra mile to ensure their furry companions feel calm, safe, and secure during ...