According to the Georgia Department of Revenue, there were 339,186 “In God We Trust” stickers sold in 2011 at $1 each. Heath originally proposed the motto would be the default on any license ...

"In God We Trust." Over the past few weeks, bumper stickers bearing the national motto have been placed on cars driven by police officers, sheriff's deputies and firefighters in Illinois, Kentucky ...

"In God We Trust" first appeared on a 2-cent coin in 1864, according to the U.S. Mint. A 1955 law still in effect made the phrase mandatory on all U.S. money, both bills and coins, and another law ...

In the coming weeks, decals with the phrase "In God We Trust" will be placed on all of Rosenberg's public safety vehicles. Rosenberg police chaplain Bruce Gilbert donated the decals, breaking into ...

A bill that would make it mandatory to emblazon "In God We Trust" on Tennessee license plates has hit a roadblock, according to a report by the Religion News Service.

— “In God We Trust” bumper stickers will start appearing on some Alamance County Sheriff’s Office vehicles. Lash Wrightenberry presented 200 bumper stickers, donated by PIP Printing in ...

Law enforcement’s “In God We Trust” movement has gained support from the public online as well as detractors who blast the movement as an invasion of religious expression on government property.

In God We Trust was adopted as a national motto in 1956 and appears on United States currency. It replaced the Latin phrase E pluribus unum – out of many, one – as the national motto.

We first told you about Katy's first responders placing "In God We Trust" decals on its city-owned vehicles. Now Cleveland ISD is doing the same.

When Tim Lentz was appointed Covington police chief in 2013, one of his first moves was to remove the window tint from all of the Police Department’s cruisers. The tint, ...

On Friday afternoon, Aug. 14, some residents, the sheriff and officers gathered to see the "In God We Trust" motto placed on the first vehicle.

The sheriff said the stickers are a reflection of the beliefs of a majority of his staff and the community he serves. One woman on the Newnan town square told FOX 5: “In God we trust, that’s ...