Why are flags at half-staff? Iowa lowers flags to honor former senate president
Flags all around Iowa will be lowered to half-staff Friday to remember a former Iowa Senate president who died this week.
Flags flying at half-staff today in some Florida locations. Here's why
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ordered flags to be flown at half-staff today in Tallahassee and Orange County in honor of Sen. Geraldine Thompson.
Pride flags banned from Utah schools and government buildings — if Gov. Cox agrees with lawmakers
A bill that would ban pride flags in all of Utah's public schools and government buildings now awaits the governor's approval ...
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Red flag expungements, buffer zones move through Senate committee
Indiana’s thousands of law enforcement officers were a focus of a Senate corrections committee this week, as legislators ...
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Kyle Rittenhouse testifies at Texas Capitol in support of anti-red flag bill
It was authored and filed in February by state Sen. Bryan Hughes (R-Mineola). An identical bill, HB 162, was authored and ...
Bill to keep Pride flags from classrooms clears Utah Senate
A "hotly debated" plan to keep political flags, including Pride Flags from being prominently displayed on "government ...
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DeSantis orders flags to half-staff Thursday for Sen. Geraldine Thompson
In honor of the late Sen. Geraldine Thompson, Gov. DeSantis has ordered flags to be flown at half-staff at the Capitol and in ...
Bill tracker: Red flag law expungement, county jail anticorruption bills advance
What it does: The bill would allow for a judge to expunge someone's "red flag" record if a court determines the person to no longer be dangerous. Currently, if a person's weapons are seized and a ...
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Senate passes bill banning 'political flags' from public schools
The Idaho Senate has passed a bill limiting what flags can be flown on public school property. On Wednesday, the Senate voted ...
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Utah Legislature: Pride flag ban, immigration proposals advance during second-to-last day
Utah lawmakers have less than 48 hours to pass bills before the 2025 legislative session ends at midnight Friday, and there are still hundreds of proposals up for consideration.