Salt Lake City adopted three new city flags, an effort to circumvent a new state law that effectively banned flying LGBTQ Pride and other identity flags at public buildings in the state.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — The Democratic controlled cities of Salt Lake City and Boise adopted new city flags this week showing support for LGBTQ+ people in defiance of their states’ Republican ...

The GOP Utah lawmaker who sponsored the bill banning pride flags at government buildings has set his sights on erasing ...

The City Council of Boise, Idaho, also voted 5-1 this week to make the Pride flag a city flag in response to a state law saying only official flags can fly at government buildings.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

The Democratic controlled cities of Salt Lake City and Boise, Idaho, adopted new city flags this week that show support for LGBTQ+ people in defiance of new laws passed by ...

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.

Salt Lake City unveiled a series of flags on Tuesday that appear to circumvent a new state law banning "non-sanctioned" flags — including the LGBTQ+ Pride flag and the Juneteenth flag.