and taking a regular American flag and changing three of the stripes would violate the letter of that code. It is more common to see thin blue line flags that are black and white other than the ...

A reader is irate over advice that homeowner associations must let residents fly 'thin blue line' flag due to legal protections. Our legal expert responds.

two Saugus players jogged across the field—one holding the American flag and the other flying the Thin Blue Line flag. Despite bans on the controversial flag by William S. Hart High School ...

“In my home, [the “thin blue line” flag] means police ... the month of June, and other flags like the American flag and the state flag were flown at half-mast. “All we are doing is ...

Controversy has erupted at a Southern California school district over the use of pro-police “thin blue line” flags by a high school football ... before games carrying the blue version of the American ...

The thin blue line flag is a black and white American flag with a blue horizontal stripe, displayed to show support for law enforcement. The bill would protect displaying the flag on a flag pole ...

Florida law permits homeowners to display the “thin blue line” flag ... you’re allowed to bastardize and even destroy an American flag if you want to — it’s protected free speech.

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A bipartisan bill in the Ohio Statehouse would ban homeowners associations and landlords from prohibiting thin blue line flags. House Bill 75, sponsored by Reps.