Kansas could allow fireworks to be sold year-round under proposed bill

Kansas lawmakers are considering allowing fireworks to be sold year round and repealing a ban on bottle rockets.

Under the proposed bill, retailers would be allowed to sell fireworks every day of the year.

Seasonal retailers, who temporarily sell fireworks around Independence Day, would get an extension. Kansas law allows those retailers to start selling fireworks on June 27, but the proposed bill would push it back a week. The sales period would run from June 20 to July 5.
Read more: Wichita Eagle.