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Gay Chicago TV, a new web-based TV station for the LGBTQ community, officially launched to the public this Monday following a soft launch last December.
It's been a busy news cycle for LGBT rights in the state of Illinois and around the country. That's why I was pleased to sit down with Illinois State Representative Greg Harris, the highest ranking openly gay elected off
A heat advisory has been issued for the Chicago area as temperatures are expected to reach 100-degrees-plus Thursday, creating the hottest day in Chicago in seven years.
An assessment on the needs of Chicagoland's LGBT Community, the first of its kind in nearly 10 years, has just been released by The LGBT Community Fund.
PRIDEChicago, the organizers of the annual Chicago Pride Parade, announced the parade awards from the 200 registered entries at Sunday's parade.
Marriage equality was front and center at Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez's 3rd annual Pride Celebration and Awards Ceremony June 26 at the Center on Halsted.
Wednesday marks the 18th annual National HIV Testing Day and health officials are urging people to know their HIV status.
A Bronzeville man has been charged in a Monday morning attack in Lakeview that left a man battered, a police officer injured and a store window shattered.
A Chicago police officer was injured and a store window shattered in an overnight fight in Lakeview.
It was another record-breaking year for the annual Chicago Pride Parade as over 850,000 spectators celebrated gay pride from the streets, rooftops and balconies in the Uptown and Lakeview neighborhoods on Sunday.
Just minutes before marching in the 43rd annual Chicago Pride Parade June 24, Illinois' top two elected officials expressed optimism that the state is moving closer to allowing gay and lesbian couples to marry.
The 43rd annual Chicago Pride Parade steps off today at Noon from Broadway and Montrose in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood. The parade lead by marriage activist will head south through Chicago's Lakeview neighborhood inclu
Dyke March Chicago took place in Chicago's Uptown neighborhood Saturday as queer women gathered at in Margate Park.
Since the Windy City Times first reported in January that Gerber/Hart Library and Archives was moving from its Edgewater neighborhood location, questions remained over the future of Chicago's only LGBT library and archiv
American Idol and The Voice alum Frenchie Davis has come out as a lesbian.
A Cook County judge Thursday agreed to combine two lawsuits seeking marriage equality in Illinois.
Chicago's gay pride weekend draws hundreds of thousands of visitors from across the nation and beyond to Boystown each year for a weekend of LGBTQ events, parties and fundraisers.
Alderman Tom Tunney (44th Ward), Alderman James Cappleman (46th Ward) and Chicago Pride Parade Organizer Rich Pfeiffer held a press conference Tuesday to explain the new route and safety plan for the 2012 Chicago Pride P
An HIV-positive man from Chicago filed suit in U.S. District Court in Peoria June 18, alleging that a Downstate jail denied him HIV medications for the seven days he was held there in the fall of 2010.
Gay Chicago TV and ChicagoPride.com today announced a partnership to live stream the 43rd Annual Chicago Pride Parade on Sunday, June 24.
The organizers of the 43rd Annual Chicago Pride Parade have released the parade line-up, which includes entries from Chicago Public Schools, sailors from Great Lakes representing their new on-base LGBT group and close to
Windy City Gay Idol completed its tenth season on June 16, at Sidetrack, 3349 N Halsted with over three hours of entertainment and an exciting final round.