Flags across Delaware and Pennsylvania are flying half-staff and remain for several days. Here's why, when they'll lower.

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One Canadian radio host said, “It’s like clockwork. The world gets mad at America, and Americans go, ‘Oh no, quick! To the maple leaves!’ “ ...

Gov. Bob Ferguson orders U.S. and Washington flags lowered to half-staff. Former Vice President Dick Cheney died Nov. 3, 2025, remembered as Iraq War architect. Flags ordered at state facilities until ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A proposal to ban state agencies from buying United States and Ohio flags that weren’t made in the U.S. could expand opportunities for incarcerated women who sew flags at a ...

Gov. Kim Reynolds ordered flags around Iowa to be lowered to half-staff on Oct. 25. Flags will remain at half-staff from sunrise to sunset to honor the life of Iowa Sen. Claire Celsi, who died on Oct.

Alivia Dawson's favorite sport has always been football. She remembers wanting to play competitively when she was younger, ...

Maine South junior wide receiver Emerson De La Cruz made countless big plays throughout the season. In Saturday night’s flag football state championship game at Willowbrook, De La Cruz saved her best ...

ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - On October 17, 1879, Governor Alfred Colquitt approved Georgia’s first ever official state flag, establishing a design that would serve as the foundation for the Peach State’s ...

WASHINGTON STATE - Flags across the state of Washington are flying at half-staff to honor Colleen Bass, a security guard who lost her life while performing her daily duties. Governor Bob Ferguson ...

BOSTON (WWLP) – Governor Maura Healey has ordered all U.S. and Massachusetts flags to be lowered following the passing of State Senator Edward J. Kennedy. Charter invests $50M for faster internet in ...

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