In South Carolina, which has become ground zero in the Confederate flag debate, 16 of the Army Guard's 150 flag streamers date back to the Confederacy, Lt. Col. Cindi King said.

The Anderson Observer reported last year that the eight counties still participating in Confederate Memorial Day are Allendale, Anderson, Cherokee, Colleton, Dillon, Lexington, McCormick and Oconee.

There are more than 2,000 Confederate symbols still standing in public spaces nationwide, according to a new report released by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC). “Our report explores the ...

In Alabama, Confederate Memorial Day is recognized on April 28. States like South Carolina celebrate on May 9 and in Texas, the celebration is known as Confederate Heroes’ Day on January 19.

Thousands of Confederate symbols are standing in public spaces around the nation despite ongoing efforts to have them removed or renamed. More than 2,000 Confederate symbols, including 685 mo… ...

More than 2,000 Confederate symbols are still standing in public spaces across the U.S., according to a report released Thursday by the Southern Poverty Law Center.

Confederate Memorial Day and Lee's birthday were enshrined in Florida law in 1895, 30 years after the end of the Civil War. Jefferson Davis Day was added in 1905.

Confederate Memorial Day is an official holiday in several states. Why is it celebrated, and where? Does New Jersey take part? Here's what to know.

While these states do observe Confederate Memorial Day, the meaning and significance of the day can vary from state to state. Presley Bo Tyler is a reporter for the Louisiana Deep South Connect ...

Numerous Confederate statues, monuments, school names, and park names have been changed or removed in Florida since 2015. Will we see Confederate statues returned to Florida's parks?

Long Island fire departments accused of displaying Confederate flags and enforcing discriminatory membership policies agreed to settlements with the New York State Division of Human Rights.

The first Confederate flag, called Stars and Bars, was intentionally designed to resemble the American flag after the secession of Southern states in 1861. But the resemblance was so similar that ...