Election signs are often made of corrugated cardboard that’s coated in plastic, which can be hard to recycle. However, ...

It depends on the type of materials they’re made out of, but there are ways you can keep your yard signs out of the landfill.

Whether you're deeply disappointed or jumping for joy, you know what they say about spilled milk. Time to stop watching Ring ...

Sustainability leaders in 15 St. Louis area cities and counties, along with recycling advocates, are hosting public ...

Now that the election is over, it's time to clean up campaign signs.Thousands of them were placed around the Susquehanna ...

If you’re done with your sign and don’t plan to keep it, just throw it out, according to the director of recycling in ...

As election season ends, thousands of campaign signs litter North Carolina's roadsides—but getting rid of them isn’t so ...

In the city, placards can be taken to 6 sanitation convenience centers. Several suburban counties have collection sites, too.

Residents can drop off their corrugated plastic yard signs and metal stakes at any of the city’s three transfer stations ...

The City of Pittsburgh offers recycling of corrugated plastic signs at the Strip District Drop-Off Center, located at 3001 ...