Trump, Indiana and Inauguration Day

Braun orders Indiana flags raised to full-staff for Trump inauguration despite mourning period
Gov. Mike Braun ordered flags in Indiana to be flown at full-staff during Trump's inauguration. Here's when they'll be raised and lowered again.
Indiana governor orders flags full-staff for Inauguration Day despite period of mourning for Carter
American flags in Indiana will fly at full-staff on Monday despite a national order to fly flags at half-staff for 30 days in mourning of former President Jimmy Carter.
Indiana National Guard soldiers to deploy for Trump's inauguration
National Guard soldiers from 40 states and territories, including Indiana, will provide crowd management, traffic control, and civil disturbance response for the inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.
Will NJ keep flags at half-staff to honor President Carter on Trump's inauguration day?
Eight states have ordered flags raised for Inauguration Day, even though it is customary to keep them lowered for 30 days after a president's death
Indiana orders flags full-staff for Jan. 20 despite Carter's death
American flags in Indiana will fly at full-staff on Monday despite a national order to fly flags at half-staff for 30 days in mourning of former President Jimmy Carter.
SC’s McMaster orders flags to fly at full staff during Trump’s inauguration
Flags at state buildings will be raised to full staff Monday in honor of President-Elect Donald Trump’s inauguration, Gov. Henry McMaster ordered. Flags will return to half staff at sunset as the country continues to honor the late President Jimmy Carter.
Will half-staff flags honoring Jimmy Carter be raised on Donald Trump's Inauguration Day in Wisconsin?
President Joe Biden ordered flags be flown at half-staff throughout the U.S. for 30 days in accordance with federal flag code. Gov. Tony Evers issued his own order for Wisconsin as well. However, Trump lashed out over the plans to fly flags at half-staff during his inauguration earlier this month,
Flags in Indiana to be flown at full staff on Inauguration Day
Indiana Governor Mike Braun has directed that all flags in Indiana will be flown at full staff in honor of Inauguration Day. A release obtained by Eyewitness News says flags should be flown at full staff from sunrise until sunset on January 20.
Indiana governor preparing to be a ‘good partner’ with incoming Trump admin
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Ball State economist says Trump tariffs make Indiana ‘vulnerable’ as manufacturing state
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Tariffs and talk of annexation. Northern Ontario braces for Trump's inauguration
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New heads of Indiana environment, energy agencies have ties to Trump-era deregulation, fossil fuels
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Mike Pence Will Reportedly Attend Trump's Inauguration: What We Know
Pence and Trump made headlines when they shook hands for the first time in years at former President Jimmy Carter's funeral.
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What to expect as Donald Trump picks new U.S. attorneys
The region will have a new top federal prosecutor after today’s inauguration of Donald Trump — and the work of the U.S.
Mike Pence Reveals What He Said to Donald Trump During Their First Conversation in 4 Years
Former Vice President Mike Pence and president-elect Donald Trump shook hands and shared a brief conversation during Jimmy ...
What time is Donald Trump’s inauguration? Schedule and where to watch the US President’s ceremony in New York
Follow Donald Trump’s swearing-in ceremony this Monday, January 20, from The Capitol. If you live in New York, in this ...
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Seymour navigates immigration as Trump takes office again
President elect Donald Trump has pledged mass deportations and harsher penalties for undocumented people, which some Seymour residents say are necessary. But community advocates and officials are ...