The law, which took effect Tuesday, prohibits transgender students from using facilities that align with their gender ...

COLUMBUS, Ga. (WRBL) — A city wide clean up took place Thursday, but it wasn’t for trash rather illegal signs. Operation Illegal Sign Roundup is a quarterly campaign the city launched ...

Over 120 protesters marched in Columbus against a new Ohio law requiring students to use restrooms and locker rooms matching their sex assigned at birth. The protest follows the Columbus City ...

One of the nation's largest banks is closing its Capitol Square branch shortly after opening another on the east side.

The action is tied to expected big teen crowds that could arrive Thursday for a "Senior Skip Day" ahead of next week's ...

Columbus City Schools recently rescinded a policy allowing transgender students to use their bathroom of choice. Upper Arlington Schools changed signs on all-gender restrooms to read "single occupancy ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH ... confusion but said their restrooms are compliant. The bathroom signs now read “single occupancy restrooms.” “Our students may continue to use the restrooms ...

Columbus City Schools recently rescinded ... Upper Arlington Schools changed signs on all-gender restrooms to read "single occupancy." A Cincinnati Public Schools spokesperson said all schools ...

The state is pushing ahead with a major office consolidation in downtown Hartford that could inject new life into a state office complex near the city ... precise occupancy of 450 Columbus ...

Columbus City Schools recently rescinded ... Upper Arlington Schools changed signs on all-gender restrooms to read "single occupancy." A Cincinnati Public Schools spokesperson said all schools ...

The space offers exclusive food and beverage options and provides "phenomenal views of the pitch," according to the team. A section of premium seating at Lower.com Field has been renamed for a new ...

Columbus City Council recently approved two additional people to monitor the city for signs placed on right aways. Hugley says these individuals will be working 24/7 to catch offenders of the law.