Thin Line Fest will see creativity and community collide to celebrate soundscapes, cinema and more in the heart of Denton.

Thin Line Fest is returning for 2025 with five days of films, music and more. The annual documentary film festival is the longest running in Texas and will be back in town April 23-27.

The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office flew a “Thin Blue Line” flag at the Hamilton County Justice Center Sunday evening after the American flag was stolen, officers say.

Thin Brew Line Brewing staff were in attendance when the bill was signed into law back in 2023 during an event honoring gold medal-winning breweries from the Virginia Craft Beer Cup.

But we previously rejected that argument because speech concerning "'Black Lives Matter,' ' Thin Blue Line,' and anti-mask-mandate masks," comments on political or social concerns of the community.

Police officer, founder of nonprofit on the importance of the 'thin blue line' Law enforcement from across Florida and the entire nation have expressed their condolences after PBSO deputies Luis ...

The Wethersfield town council in Connecticut sparked outrage after voting against allowing the "thin blue line" flag to fly for a beloved state trooper who was killed in the line of duty.

Montreal police officers will no longer be able to wear the controversial Thin Blue Line patch on their uniforms, but the department has created a new symbol to honour law enforcement colleagues ...

Montreal police (SPVM) released a new dress code for officers Tuesday morning, and the controversial “thin blue line” patch is being retired. Police Chief Fady Dagher unveiled a new SPVM badge to ...

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MILLERSPORT − Thin Line Fitness of Ohio is certainly a family business. It is also friendly to first responders, veterans and military members. Nick and Samantha Lewis opened the fitness center ...

Black police officers have walked the thin blue line in Omaha for 150 years. Their service stretches from Richard M. Clark, who broke the color barrier in 1874, to Thomas Warren, the city’s ...