If you don't need to compare scores of other players then you could use a simple SharedObject which is like a cookie of sorts, and lets you store data locally.
If you need to see scores of other players and such you will need to create and use a web service so that you can send and retrieve scores from a server. You can do that with URLLoader.
You should be able to Google 'as3 save scores' and find some good tutorials.
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