At a press conference announcing the ban on exploding targets in certain national forests, it released a video showing a bale of hay catching fire after an exploding target was shot.

Explosives being sold at local stores may lead to injury or death, and the FBI has issued a warning. They're called exploding targets which basically are chemical-filled jars being used for more ...

Exploding targets are popular at gun ranges, but not with federal law enforcement authorities who say the unregulated product not only has caused devastating forest fires but can also be a cheap ...

An explosive device set off at a gender-reveal party ignited a wildfire and resulted in the expectant parents being charged a $500 fine, according to authorities.

Federal land managers on Wednesday banned exploding targets used by shooting enthusiasts from 12 national forests in four Western U.S. states, saying the devices could spark wildfires and are a ...

A commonly used exploding target was involved in setting off the 46,000-acre Sawmill Fire on state trust land south of Tucson, the Star has confirmed.

CBS 2's Dave Savini looks at exploding targets which basically are chemical-filled jars being used for more than target practice.

Lowry said exploding targets are far more expensive and more difficult to detonate than many other common products like gasoline, fertilizer or propane, which one could also easily buy.

San Diego County will receive $150,000 in penalties and compensation from a firm that sells potentially hazardous exploding targets for shooting enthusiasts, under terms of a legal settlement annou… ...