Utah's New State Flag Made Official by Governor Cox's Signature.
TL;DR
Utah has officially changed its state flag to feature a large yellow beehive at its center with red, white, and blue running horizontally in the background. The old flag has been designated as a "historic state flag." The replaced flag was the state’s original design that was made in 1903 by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Gov. Spencer Cox signed a bill and an executive order formalizing the change and allowing both flags to be flown in tandem at the state Capitol.
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