Senate Bill 104 requires K-12 and college students at public and private schools to use bathrooms and locker rooms that match their sex assigned at birth.

Among the amendments are an additional $5 million to the Community Shelter Board for homeless shelters, $2 million for the Columbus Promise and $500,000 for civil rights and immigration initiatives.

Thornton went 3-1 to finish third at 138 pounds in Saturday’s Evansville Semistate to qualify for the Wrestling State Finals ...

YWCA Columbus has honored six women to join its Women of Achievement 2025 class who embody its mission and commitment to ...