After last year’s Stadium of Fire accident, organizers are making these changes to the show

At least 27 people were injured last year when fireworks were launched into the crowd.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fireworks at Stadium of Fire in Provo on Saturday, July 2, 2022. Organizers are promising improved safety measures at this year's show, after errant fireworks went into the crowd in 2024, injuring dozens of people.

After last year’s Stadium of Fire accident, organizers are making these changes to the show

At least 27 people were injured last year when fireworks were launched into the crowd.

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