The Stars and Stripes will fly at half-staff across two states in America today after a nationwide alert over the weekend to honor those killed in the Pearl Harbor bombings.

Why It Matters

Flags in the United States are lowered to half-staff as a traditional sign of mourning or respect, typically following the death of notable public figures , officials, or as part of a national day of remembrance .

What To Know

Today, the state flags of Ohio and Wyoming are flown at half-staff in honor of individuals recognized for their service and impact on their communities, reflecting the continued importance placed on public service and civic contribution in American life.

Ohio

On Tuesday, December 9, Governor Mike DeWine of Ohio ordered the United States and state flags at all pu

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