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The event, a family-friendly story hour featuring performances from drag queens, was scheduled for Saturday morning at the Red Oak Community School.

Ohio lawmakers will not be considering the proposal before the General Assembly adjourns at end of the year.

Amy Schneider, “Jeopardy!” champion and transgender woman, opposes a Republican-backed House bill that would prohibit doctors from administering gender affirming treatment to minors.

The Ohio State Board of Education could vote on a resolution on Tuesday that would push back on a Biden administration anti-discrimination policy.

Dayton native Amy Schneider is back on Jeopardy! She's competing in the Tournament of Champions. Schneider is the most winning female player of all time, and she’s the first openly transgender person to make the Tournament of Champions. WYSO’s Jason Reynolds asked her about all the attention she’s been getting…

The first HEARTSIQ event will be thrown at The Yellow Cab Tavern on Friday, November 11, 2022. HEARTSIQ is a queer art and dance party.

Teenager Keith Board, shares a story about a conversation that happened one day when he and his mom were driving in the car.

Testimony on the resolution that opposes a change made in federal policy in Title IX programs went on for more than four hours but in the end, the Ohio State Board of Education voted to send the proposal to its executive committee for further consideration.

Sen. Rob Portman (R-Ohio) is hoping for a vote by the end of the year on the bill, which is supported by all Democrats but only a handful of Republicans in the Senate.

The proposed resolution urges the state legislature to pass bills that prevent transgender students from using girls bathrooms and locker rooms, supports a lawsuit being waged by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost over federal non-discrimination rules and more.

The concerns come up because of the comments of the U.S. Supreme Court's most conservative justice, in a concurring opinion.