The Issue: A Connecticut city’s decision not to fly the ”thin blue line” flag to honor a former state trooper. The Wethersfield, Conn. town council refused to fly the “thin blue line ...

The “thin blue Line” flag — a symbol of public support for police — has been banned from public areas within the Los Angeles Police Department after a complaint about the flag being ...

The Los Angeles Police Department is facing fierce criticism over its ban of the Thin Blue Line flag as it continues to grapple with recruitment struggles.

Tom DiSario flew a “thin blue line” flag outside his house in Pataskala, Ohio, nearly every day for 5½ years to honor his police chief son who was gunned down in the line of duty.

The police union uses the flag on its logo. An attorney for the police officers calls it a resounding win for the First Amendment.

Creators of the flag "have attempted to usurp something patriotic from our flag to advance their agenda," says the letter writer.

The Wethersfield town council in Connecticut sparked outrage after voting against allowing the "thin blue line" flag to fly for a beloved state trooper who was killed in the line of duty.

The Springfield Township, about 15 miles from Philadelphia, argued the use of the flag was creating “discontent and distrust” in the community against the police.

The “thin blue line” flag’s design is similar to that of the American flag, except its stars and stripes are mostly black and white — not including the bright blue line placed in the middle.

2) The publicly visible depiction of the Thin Blue Line American [F]lag symbol on any personal property of a [T]ownship employee, agent [,] or consultant, which is brought into the [T]ownship ...

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office flew a “Thin Blue Line” flag at the Hamilton County Justice Center Sunday evening after the American flag was stolen, officers say. The flag has been ...

Letters to the Editor: Soybeans belong in soup, not fuel tanks. Thin blue line shouldn't go through Old Glory. It's time for a change from DeWine.