Two progressive U.S. cities in red states found a new way around state laws banning Pride and Juneteenth flags from being ...

The Boise City Council has voted in favor of adding the LGBTQ+ pride flag to the roster of official city flags, a decision ...

The City of Boise and Bonners Ferry in North Idaho have both adoptredThe Boise City Council has voted to include the LGBTQ+ ...

City leaders in Boise and Salt Lake City found a workaround to recent state laws that effectively banned pride flags from ...

Virtue signaling is strong in two Rocky Mountain cities that are defying red state laws limiting which flags can be flown on ...

The cities adopted new flags this week showing support for LGBTQ+ people in defiance of their states’ Republican-controlled legislatures.

Salt Lake City and Boise have adopted new official flags following a ban of non-sanctioned flags in Utah and Idaho.

The council voted 5-1 to approve a resolution, which allows the city to continue flying the Pride flag and the organ donor flag despite a state law limiting what flags can fly on government buildings.

Boise and Salt Lake City have both adopted the Pride flag – or a slight variation of it – as official symbols as of Tuesday ...

Utah's capital of Salt Lake City created new flag designs while Boise, the capital of Idaho, made the traditional pride flag ...

Two cities in the Gem State passed flag resolutions, designating several flags as official flags amid a new Idaho law.