Two groups of spectators sue Stadium of Fire after fireworks malfunction at the 2024 show

One suit is filed in state court, another in federal court.

(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fireworks at Stadium of Fire in 2022. Two lawsuits target the 2024 show after a fireworks malfunction.

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