As the stigma of atheism has diminished, campus atheists and agnostics are coming out of the closet and fueling a sharp rise in student clubs.

An attorney for two Kentucky counties says courthouse displays of the Ten Commandments are for educational and historical purposes.

An attorney for a teenager who says she ran away from home because she feared for her safety after she converted to Christianity from Islam claimed in court documents Monday that her family’s mosque in Ohio has terrorist ties – a charge disputed by the Islamic center’s leader.

A Hindu father from Ohio has filed a complaint with the Justice Department claiming his son was forced to eat a beef taco in the school cafeteria.

Describing herself as the “new face of Judaism,“ Alysa Stanton became the first black female rabbi in the country during an ordination in Cincinnati. 

The nation’s oldest institution for training rabbis, cantors and educators of Reform Judaism says it will keep all campuses open.

A southwestern Ohio public library that had barred a couple from holding a financial planning seminar because they intended to quote the Bible has settled a lawsuit brought by the couple.