Senate committees move fireworks bills as sixth Aliamanu victim dies
On the same day that a sixth victim died following the Aliamanu New Year’s fireworks blast, various state Senate committees passed bills Wednesday that would increase fines and penalties for people who fire off illegal pyrotechnics and also make it easier for law enforcement to cite and arrest them and for prosecutors to win convictions.
Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso, R-Wyo., shares insight on the Senate meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin ...
More arrests have been made in the illegal firework explosion that took place in Aliamanu, Hawaii, on New Year's Eve, ...
Police say a sixth person has died as a result of a massive explosion of illegal fireworks over New Year’s in Honolulu ...
On the same day that a sixth victim died following the Honolulu New Year’s fireworks blast, various state Senate committees ...
Eight people are still being treated in burn units in Arizona and Honolulu, and the police investigation is ongoing.
Escambia Commissioner Ashlee Hofberger is proposing the board do away with the ordinances, saying they are inefficient and ...
Another local business that is preparing for a Chiefs win is PJ's Fireworks, which is stocking various red fireworks to ...
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During the Chinese New Year period, a Singaporean photographer captured from his home window in Bukit Batok, a fireworks ...
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