During the week of 10 June 2024, Kent Police Department officers and Port of Seattle Bomb Squad technicians responded to a local business after a man seeking assistance, transported an explosive device that he had discovered in his house there. Bomb squad technicians examined the explosive device, described as a cardboard cylinder containing explosive material, and rendered it safe via a controlled detonation. No further information was released.
 

On 14 June 2024, Menominee Police Department officers arrested a 45-year-old male suspect after he allegedly threw an improvised incendiary device (IID), described as a Molotov cocktail, at a residence located on the 1200 block of West Drive in Menominee. The suspect is facing terrorism, assault with the intent to murder, possession of an expose, and arson charges.
 

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On 15 June 2024, at approximately 0230 hours local time, two improvised incendiary devices (IID), described as Molotov cocktails, were thrown through the window of a rowhouse apartment on South Green Street in Bridgeport, Chicago, starting a fire. Chicago Fire Department crews responded to the apartment and quickly extinguished the blaze. A 54-year-old woman was killed in the fire and her granddaughter was taken to a local hospital for injuries. According to neighbors, the suspect is believed to be a male who is feuding with the relatives of the victims and was seen fleeing the scene.

On 17 June 2024, at approximately 1115 hours local time, Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office (SCSO) deputies discovered an explosive device while responding to a recycling center in North Highlands after an employee reported finding a suspicious device. The SCSO EOD Unit responded to assist and examined the device, described as a commercial pyrotechnic that had been converted into a pipe bomb, before destroying it via a controlled detonation. Investigators stated that the device had been deliberately emplaced at the center to cause damage. No further details were provided.

On 13 June 2024, at approximately 2130 hours local time, an unknown suspect threw an unspecified explosive device at the front door of a residence near Country Club Drive and West Guadalupe Road in Mesa, causing an explosion. The home incurred substantial damage as the front door, windows, and walls of the entrance were all damaged in the blast. Mesa Police Department officers responded and conducted a post-blast analysis of the scene and believe a large pyrotechnic or another explosive device caused the explosion.