Friday morning, Six Flags took down flags representing the Confederate states as well as France, Spain, Mexico, the Republic of Texas and will now only fly the U.S. flag.

ANGOLA, N.Y. (WIVB) — Anyone walking into a school in the Lake Shore District will find three flags on display now – The United States, New York State, and Six Nations. Having all three is ...

The State Museum will display a recently conserved 19th-century presentation flag reportedly given to the Six Nations Iroquois by the U.S. government around 1813. Advertisement Article continues ...

Six Flags blamed a devastating combination of scorching heat and heavy rain for hampering attendance at its amusement parks around the country — and walloping its bottom line. The Plano, Tx ...

Fortunately, the Robert H. Jackson Center is open to raising the Six Nations flag later this year. While the Center isn’t a seat of government, it does stand for equality, fairness, and justice. Thus, ...

The Six Nations rugby tournament has swung into action with reigning champions Ireland making a strong start with a 27-22 victory over England. Scotland defeated Italy 31-19 and France hammered ...

Recent uproar over the Confederate flag has caused the world’s largest amusement park company to remove the emblem from its Deep South locations.

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation announced massive investments into its portfolio Thursday, with big plans ahead for the chain's flagship parks, including Six Flags Great America in Gurnee.

Calling all adrenaline junkies: Six Flags Great America in Gurnee is looking for extras to be part of a commercial shoot for its newest roller coaster, "The Wrath of Rakshasa." The suburban ...

Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey unveiled its event lineup for the 2025 season and how you can be the first to experience its new coaster.

GURNEE, Ill. — Six Flags Great America announced plans Thursday to debut a brand new dive coaster to its park in 2025. Wrath of Rakshasa, which is said to have the “world’s steepest drop with… ...

SYDNEY — First Nations flags will be flown at Women’s World Cup stadiums in Australia and New Zealand after soccer’s international governing body agreed to make exceptions to the usually ...