A fire breaks out on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York after the July 4 fireworks display, according to multiple reports and eyewitness accounts. Outlets describe the blaze as starting after the fireworks show on Saturday night, with emergency crews responding to the incident. The New York Times reports that police say the fire appears to be extinguished by shortly after 10 p.m. No injuries are reported in the accounts provided. Other sources characterize the incident as the bridge catching fire or being “on fire,” but they do not provide additional verified details on the cause. Several reports focus on the timing of the blaze relative to the fireworks display, while at least one notes that the cause remains unclear. Overall, the incident is described as brief and contained, with responders arriving promptly and authorities indicating there are no reported injuries.