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Just months after celebrating its fifth anniversary, Center on Halsted has unveiled new organizational mission and vision statements it says will guide the Boystown-based facility through the next several years.
The Board of Directors of the Legacy Project announces the plans for the upcoming dedication of the Legacy Walk to take place on Oct. 11, 2012. This unique multi-faceted celebration will be a community first. Thursday, O
The Red Bull Flugtag event scheduled for this morning has been cancelled because of "unsafe marine conditions," according to event organizers.
U.S. Rep. Tammy Baldwin, who is running for the U.S. Senate in Wisconsin, addressed the Democratic National Convention on Sept. 6.
The Price is Right is hiring its first male model this fall - a milestone for the long-running CBS game show - and a hometown favorite could become part of television history.
The Chicago Police Department (CPD) has adopted a general order for the treatment of transgender individuals while in CPD custody, reports the Windy City Times.
State Rep. Deborah Mell (D-Chicago) is recovering from surgery three months after announcing she had Stage 1 invasive breast cancer, according to her doctors at the University of Chicago Medicine.
A group of Illinois lawmakers have filed a brief defending the constitutionality of Illinois law defining marriage as the union of husband and wife.
President and Chief Executive Officer of Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC), Jamal Edwards, announced Friday that he has stepped down from his role with the organization.
The Board of Directors of Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC) confirmed late Friday that it accepted the resignation of President and CEO Jamal Edwards after a controversial two-year tenure at the LGBT community health car
In a stunning turn of events, Jamal Edwards' two-year tenure as chief executive officer (CEO) of Howard Brown Health Center has reportedly come to an end. According to numerous sources, the announcement was finally made
Prince, one of the most prolific and groundbreaking artists of our time, has announced his return to Chicago with a multi-date residency at the United Center beginning September 24.
While Six Flags Great America, located less than an hour outside Chicago in Gurnee, Ill., has been supporting the Chicagoland LGBT community for a decade, this year's Out in the Park will be unlike any other.
Chicago's 46th Ward Alderman is safe after being chased by a woman with a knife, he said.
Illinois Rep. Bob Dold is criticized for his opposition to a gay workplace protections bill in an ad released Wednesday by Democratic rival Brad Schneider.
Campus Pride on Aug. 21 released its 2012 "Top 25 List of LGBT-Friendly Colleges & Universities" in association with Huffington Post.
Crowded streets, delicious food and endless shopping marked the 31st Annual Northalsted Market Days street fair, Aug. 11 and 12, in Chicago's Boystown neighborhood.
A Rogers Park church has begun efforts to open an LGBTQ youth shelter after the church's minister preached Sunday that he had been called to the task.
GOP Representatives Mary Bono Mack of California, Richard Hanna of New York and Judy Biggert of Illinois are being called on to come out in support of gay marriage.
Chicago-based singer-songwriter Stephen Leonard has released an exclusive preview of "Wanting It All," the lead single off his sophomore album, ‘His Fire.'
ChicagoPride.com is excited to share the FIRST listen of "Wanting It All," Stephen Leonard's lead single from his forthcoming second album, "His Fire."
A young person found deceased in an abandoned building on the city's West Side has been identified by community members as a gender-variant young person.
