Boise Mayor Criticizes Idaho Flag Bill that Could Revoke City's Pride Flag Designation
House Bill 561 would ban many flags, including Pride and Basque flags, on government property and impose a $2,000 fine per flag per day for violations, lawmakers said.
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Idaho bill would fine cities $2,000 daily for flying unapproved flags
A crowd lines the hallway at the Idaho Capitol in Boise before a hearing on a bill that would ban certain flags, such as the LGBTQ+ Pride flag, from being flown by local governments. (Photo by Logan Finney/FāVS News)This story was originally published by FāVS News on Feb. 10, 2026. Idahoans serenaded the Capitol halls Monday morning with a spin on the gospel song “This Little Light of Mine” as lawmakers made their way to the House State Affairs …
Bill imposing fines on local governments flying Pride flag heads to House floor
BOISE — A new bill targeting what flags can be flown by local governments passed out of the House State Affairs Committee on Monday, sending to the House floor a bill prohibiting what can be flown on publicly owned property.…
Boise mayor criticizes Idaho flag bill that could revoke city's Pride flag designation
BOISE (KIVI) — Boise Mayor Lauren McLean criticized a proposed Idaho bill Monday that could strip the city’s Progress Pride Flag of its status as an official Boise flag, calling the measure an attempt to limit local authority and representation. Speaking at Boise City Hall after testifying at the Statehouse, McLean said she was disappointed […]
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