An investigation is underway after an ATM inside a Chinese restaurant in Strawberry Mansion exploded early Saturday morning.

As the Fourth of July approaches, fireworks enthusiasts may face dimmer celebrations due to rising tariffs on Chinese imports.

Steve Kubrick believes he might have dodged a bullet for buying his fireworks for an Independence Day display in New ...

Missouri fireworks merchandisers worry President Trump’s 145% tariffs on Chinese goods will cut into business for an industry ...

Representatives from governments and enterprises and industry experts from over 60 countries, as well as distributors ...

Fireworks businesses] are really beginning to get back on their feet and thrive, and now being hit with a tariff has got everybody in a tailspin,” one expert said.

He said the company uses Chinese-made fireworks for big events like Knoxville's Festival on the 4th. "The big fireworks that you see on the Fourth of July, the big booms that go really high in the ...

Especially when this is the peak time for all of our products to come in from China,” she said, noting that fireworks exports reach their zenith just after Chinese New Year in February.

One national association is urging President Trump to eliminate tariffs as it could cost Kansas Citians their summer plans.