The FBI says an incendiary device was deployed outside a New York federal building and a person has been taken into custody.

Fire officials urge Americans to be mindful of fireworks this July 4th due to extreme wildfire risks across western states.

Andrew Arrabaca, who was a mechanic on Patriot missile systems, is in custody and has been interviewed, an FBI official said.

Santa Fe County extends fireworks ban ...

The man accused of setting off fireworks and lighting a fire Monday morning in front of a New York building housing an ...

The vendor says wiring issues interrupted the automated firing system, which caused delays to the overall show over Rangeley ...

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox returned the primary authority over firework restrictions to local leaders, saying wildfire danger ...

San Francisco could soon impose a graduated system of fines and penalties for people caught illegally discharging fireworks ...

Little Rock police arrested 11 people, seized guns, collected fireworks and dispersed crowds during and after the Pops on the ...

Officials identified the suspect as Andrew Arrabaca, a 43-year-old US Army veteran living in Harlem, who also ignited ...

Officials identified the man who set a fire outside a federal building in Manhattan as a former U.S. Army soldier and an ...