The story behind the "Old Glory" nickname for the American flag dates back to a 19th-century ship captain, who proudly ...

1. Most of the world's flags aren't that old. The timeline below shows the date each nation adopted its current national flag. The vast majority were adopted in the past 200 years.

Kissel, 54, of Anaheim, owns the world’s largest known collection of replicas of historic American flags, according to flag experts.

Five times a year, a vast display of flags line the road at Cape Girardeau County Park that lead to the veterans' memorial on top of the hill. According to chairman for the Avenue of Flags program ...

With so many Americans serving during World War II, Blue Star and Gold Star flags were ubiquitous — it seemed like homes in every neighborhood across the nation flew them.

16-year-old Hassan Dawy was able to correctly identify all of the world's national flags in exactly four minutes. His record beats the previous one by six seconds.

Each banners displays 50 flags from Rotary clubs all over the world (in total, more than 700 flags), which Summit Rotarians pick up in their travels, or which are brought by visiting Rotarians.

American flags should never be tossed in the trash. Instead, there are a number of places where Rhode Islanders can bring their old flags to make sure they’re disposed of with dignity.

When Old Glory gets really old or worn out, St. Johns County is ready with collection boxes and the correct way to dispose of American flags.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine has ordered the American and Ohio flags lowered until sunset on the day of the Pope's funeral. More: Gov. Mike DeWine, other Ohio leaders react to death of Pope Francis "In ...

The patriotic story of 25,000 US flags that went out in a blaze of Old Glory ...

A teenager from Lebanon with an amazing memory earned a Guinness World Record. 16-year-old Hassan Dawy was able to correctly identify all of the world's national flags in exactly four minutes.