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The board voted 3-1-1 in favor of sending the letter to Gov. Tim Walz and the Legislature.

Minnesota has a new design for its state flag. That doesn't mean the debate is going to stop. The commission tasked with redesigning the state's emblems still has to dot the i's and cross the t's on its work, and Republican legislators upset about the flag redesign process plan to make it an issue in the next legislative session. For those who like the state's brand new flag design — an ...

Minnesota leaders have finally settled on a new state flag, ending weeks of passionate debate about the redesigned symbol.

Minnesota's next flag will feature an abstract shape of the state with an eight-pointed white North Star on its hoist. A commission tasked with redesigning the emblems that represent the state settled on a final design concept Friday, eliminating two other flags in consideration. The group plans to hold another meeting next week to consider variations on colors and shapes in their final design ...

You probably know that Jamaica gained its independence from Britain on 6 August 1962. However, there were other significant events that took place on that day. It was the day the island nation adopted its official flag, which holds deep symbolism and significance.

Think youre all set with your July 4th party essentials? Think again.

In emoji land, Texans have found themselves in a flag flap, and one TikToker is calling 'em out.

‘Encounters’ by the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Sri Lanka (MMCA Sri Lanka) takes one on a journey of multiple encounters. Display 1 of this exhibition follows the historical trail of Sri Lanka’s emergence in the international arena through diplomatic and geopolitical relationships. The artworks and artefacts on display, from as early as the...

The Australian Government has announced the purchase of copyright in the Australian Aboriginal Flag, ending several years of controversy and uncertainty and guaranteeing the ability of First Nations peoples to freely use the flag to express their identity.

The Lincoln American Marketing Association Chapter and Lincoln Young Professionals Group are in search of Lincolnites’ opinions on four final flags that might represent the city soon.