Fireworks

Changes to state law in 2022 made more fireworks legal around the holiday. But the State Fire Marshal's office reminds Ohioans to use common sense.

However, the funding obtained so far will only save the event this year.

Do you have a dog or cat who gets terrified when the loud booms start this time of year? Have you wondered what you could do to ease their anxiety? Our experts can answer your questions.

The bill takes effect immediately, with New Year's Eve the first holiday where they can be legally set off.

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