Flags across Arizona and the U.S. have been flying at half-staff for nearly a month, but they will soon return to full-staff.

Flags must be flown at half-staff for 30 days after the death of a former president. President Trump ordered flags to be at full-staff on Jan. 20.

President Donald Trump ordered flags be raised to full-staff for Inauguration Day. Here's why they are back at half-staff in Arizona now.

The proposal would limit governments to flying only the United States, POW and MIA flags, the Arizona flag, Arizona Indian ...

There are specific holidays and events when flags are flown at half-staff in the United States. The Arizona state website outlines those days as: Memorial Day, when the flag should be displayed ...

Republican lawmakers are aiming to erase trans Arizonans from public life and ban government agencies from displaying LGBTQ pride flags, ignoring warnings from legislative attorneys that doing so ...

And that means Arizona state flags will remain at half-staff on Monday regardless of the fact the Donald Trump is being sworn in. "We are following flag protocol," said gubernatorial press aide ...

“This would prevent flags such as that from being on any government or state property in our official capacities,” Kupper said. Arizona Senate Majority leader Janae Shamp displays the Appeal to Heaven ...

As of 2 p.m. on Monday, the Arizona state Capitol building had its flags at full-staff, whereas most of the other buildings in the Capitol Mall were still at half-staff. That was because MLK Day ...