The fireworks company at the center of a deadly warehouse explosion in 2022 is seeking a delay in civil cases because of possible criminal charges.

A massive fire at an Orange County fireworks warehouse one year ago killed four people and seriously injured a fifth person, the families of the victims are still waiting for the resolution of lawsuits against the company that employed them.

The fireworks company at the center of a deadly warehouse explosion last year in Orange County said it will fight government citations that will otherwise cost thousands of dollars.

The fireworks company that owned a warehouse in Orange County that caught fire and ignited numerous fireworks, killing four people and injuring another, has been fined over $100,000.

The landlord of a warehouse that burned down during deadly a fireworks-sparked fire in Orange County is now filing suit against Magic In The Sky, LLC — the company storing the explosives inside the building.

Two more lawsuits have been filed against several companies, including SeaWorld Entertainment, for a December explosion and fire at an Orange County fireworks company’s warehouse that lead to the deaths of four people and one person being severely burned.

A second lawsuit has been filed against SeaWorld Entertainment, a fireworks company and other parties by the family of one of the victims of a deadly explosion and fire at a warehouse in south Orange County last December.

SeaWorld Entertainment and a fireworks company are some of the parties being sued by the family of one of the victims of an explosion at a warehouse in south Orange County last December.

The sole survivor of the December explosion and fire at a fireworks warehouse in Orange County has gone home from the hospital.

Orange County Commissioner Mayra Uribe told News 6 that after meeting with people from the county’s permitting department –zoning, and code enforcement, along with the fire chiefs – she has learned that the business, Magic in the Sky Florida, LLC did not have a permit to store fireworks in their warehouse.

The investigation into a fireworks explosion at an Orange County warehouse that left four people dead has produced more questions than answers.

The brother of a 27-year-old woman who was critically injured in an Orlando warehouse fire explosion said he hasn’t stopped thinking about her.

Two friends of Lindsey Tallafuss — the sole survivor of a fireworks explosion in Orange County last week — are putting together a fundraiser to cover the costs of her medical treatment.

A fourth person has died after fireworks exploded and sparked a large fire at a warehouse in Orange County, Dec. 1.

Orange County Fire Rescue released 911 calls made Thursday night when a large fire at an Orange County warehouse ignited numerous fireworks that killed three and injured two others.

Three of the five people hospitalized Thursday night due to a large fire that ignited fireworks at a warehouse in Orange County have since died, the Orange County Sheriff’s Office said.

Five people, including a teen, were taken to the hospital after fireworks exploded and sparked a large fire at a warehouse in Orange County Thursday night.