fireworks

Firework season is currently underway in Oregon. The annual 14-day legal firework purchasing period kicked off on June 23 ahead of the Fourth of July holiday.

Springfield’s Island Park will not host Fourth of July festivities this summer.

The Eugene Police Department and Eugene Springfield Fire will hold an amnesty event to collect illegal fireworks on July 4 and 5.

Citing fire risk, Lincoln County Commissioners have banned fireworks. They're also discussing similar proposals with towns.

This Fourth of July was Eugene’s first with a new ban on fireworks, but the rule was not fully enforced.

Summertime, including the Fourth of July, is the most dangerous time for fires in the Pacific Northwest. That means the upcoming holiday is the City of Eugene’s first chance to see if an ordinance banning consumer fireworks will have an effect.

Nearly 250 pounds of illegal fireworks were turned in over the weekend during a pair of amnesty events in Eugene and Springfield.

People can turn in their illegal fireworks with no questions asked at events this weekend in Eugene and Springfield.

The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners is considering an ordinance that would allow them to ban the use of fireworks during hot, dry weather.

The Lane County Board of Commissioners passed a motion on Tuesday banning fireworks in unincorporated areas during fire season.The ban goes into effect…

A fire caused by illegal fireworks thrown from a car have led to the arrest of two men.On July 4th, Tyler Weeks and passenger Tristan Forrest were seen…

Police and fire officials will be on patrol this weekend to enforce a fireworks ban in the south hills of Eugene.The ban is for areas south of 18th avenue…