The rules of the burn bans can vary by county and municipality, but the state's guidance is this: no open burning on the ground, in a barrel, or in a fire ring.

The use of propane or gas stoves, charcoal briquette grills, or the use of tobacco in any form is still permitted.

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The burn ban comes during an extremely dry period for the whole state. With only .02 inches of rain last month, October was ...

The ban does not include propane or gas stoves or charcoal briquette grills. With Thanksgiving less than two weeks away, ...

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At the time of the blast, according to the report, a burner was on and and a propane cylinder valve was ... have any evidence to suspect the natural gas system was involved.” ...

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