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A Walmart in Las Vegas refused a woman's request for a cake that included the word "gay" for her gay nephew who was attending his high school prom with his straight friend.
What was formerly Spin – and then Whiskey Trust for a brief moment – will officially become a 1920s cocktail lounge next week, bringing Prohibition-era beverages to Boystown.
Google, Microsoft, Facebook and Twitter are among the more than 100 tech companies calling on state legislators to adopt LGBT protections.
U.S. Sen. Mark Kirk, an Illinois Republican, has taken a strong stand against Indiana's religious freedom law which critics say absent LGBT protections would allow businesses to discriminate against gays and lesbians.
The owner of a small-town pizza shop in Northern Indiana has become one of the first business to publicly say they will deny service to gay and lesbian customers after Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signed the Religious Freedom
Walmart, the world's largest retailer, has asked Republican Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson to veto a bill critics say would open the door to discrimination against members of the LGBT community.
In the wake of Indiana Gov. Mike Pence signing the state's controversial religious freedom bill, organizers in Boystown are inviting residents of the Hoosier state to celebrate Pride Fest in Chicago.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has blasted so-called "religious freedom" laws, saying "there's something very dangerous happening in states across the country."
Indiana Governor Mike Pence on Thursday signed a bill opponents say will allow business owners to refuse to serve members of the LGBT community based on their religious beliefs.
Organizers of Gen Con have threatened to leave Indiana if Governor Mike Pence signs a bill that opponents say would allow businesses to refuse to serve the LGBT community based on religious beliefs.
Ricky Martin, Ryan Murphy and Martina Navratilova have joined a boycott against fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana.
After a nearly three-month search, the Board of Directors of The Chicago Area Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce has hired Gerardo Rodriguez as the organization's new executive director.
Chicago-based Groupon and United Airlines are among the 379 companies that have signed on to an amici curiae or friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court to strike down state bans on same-sex marriage.
Last week, Spin Nightclub's original owner David Gassman told ChicagoPride.com that he's reclaimed the space and is working to bring it back to life. But one question remained, what would be the club's name.
Less than one year after shuttering Spin Nightclub in Lakeview, original owner David Gassman told ChicagoPride.com on Thursday that he's reclaimed the space and is working to bring it back to life.
Amazon, Apple, Google and Target are among the 379 companies that have signed on to an amicus brief urging the Supreme Court to strike down gay marriage bans.
The 2015 Equality Illinois Gala, appropriately held on Valentine's day, was surrounded in an atmosphere of equality and love. The event celebrated the upcoming first-anniversary of gay marriage in the state while also ad
The management team behind the successful Boystown bars Hydrate, Elixir, Replay and Halsted's announces the addition of two new Andersonville locations slated to open this summer.
After nearly three decades in Boystown, Roscoe's Tavern is undergoing a renovation with construction crews already working to update key features at the bar and nightclub.
After a year of heavy construction and intense planning, Dive Bar is officially open for business, bringing the beach to Boystown.
Indiana lawmakers are expected to debate a bill which could allow business owners to refuse to serve the LGBT community based on their religious beliefs.
In a Dec. 29 letter to members and partners, the Chicago Area Gay and Lesbian Chamber of Commerce announced the resignation of its president and CEO, Christina Pinson, effective Dec. 31.
The New Year will see new endeavors for Jordan Lindley, the face behind Chicago's own video and production company Glam Tie Media. In addition to continuing Glam Tie's work producing videos for musical artists, fashionis
