On a day of patriotic celebration at the White House, the president signed the “Big, Beautiful Bill” a signature policy bill ...

Campaign signs start as a smattering, dotting lawns here and there, then become ubiquitous, blanketing communities and parkways as Election Day approaches. The bold-colored, block-lettered signs id… ...

Campaign signs are posted outside a polling location on the first day of early voting on July 15 in Nashville, Tenn. Jonathan Mattise/AP hide caption ...

Putting up campaign signs adds to a feeling of belonging, Babb said. “As humans, we have this innate need to feel like we belong to a group, so if I can put a sign in my yard I feel like I’m ...

While campaign signs don't belong in the curbside recycling bin, some recycling haulers are able to take them. Both DuPage and Kane counties offered special drop-off events for any leftover signs ...

But what people often fail to realize, Anderle and others said, is that stealing a campaign sign off of someone’s property is not just a harmless prank. “It is a crime,” Aderle said.

Election Day has come and gone, but you may still be seeing campaign signs around Albuquerque.Candidates whose signs are still up in public places this Friday will be violating an Albuquerque city ...

Political campaign sign rules are different for local roads. Unlike KDOT and state highways, local governments are prohibited from banning political signs in rights of way owned by a city or county.

Ohio has a state law on roadside items, including campaign signs. If you have items on your lawn, including campaign signs, Ohio law states they must be at least 30 feet from the center of a ...

Campaign signs must be placed at least 100 feet from the entrance of a polling place. State law governs the placement of political campaign signs near polling locations, ...