Chicago Force wins WFA Championship
Finally, the Chicago Force accomplished its mission of winning a championship at Balboa Stadium in San Diego.
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Finally, the Chicago Force accomplished its mission of winning a championship at Balboa Stadium in San Diego.
Olympian Matthew Mitcham has described a Russian law that prohibits the public promotion of gay rights as "horrific."
Nearly 350 gay and lesbian fans watched the Chicago Cubs take on the Los Angeles Dodgers Saturday as part of Out at Wrigley, the largest LGBT-attended major league sports event.
The National Gay & Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, the first of its kind in the United States, recognized its first class of honorees during a ceremony Friday at Chicago's Center on Halsted.
Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley, a Democrat, plans to introduce a resolution calling on the International Olympic Committee (IOC) to condemn an anti-gay law recently approved in Russia ahead of the Winter Olympics to be held
The Chicago Cubs will be inducted into the inaugural class of The National Gay & Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame this evening, joining other organizations, former pro sports officials, activists, journalists, retired athlete
A Russian lawmaker has denied that gay athletes and tourists attending the Winter Olympics in Sochi will be exempt from the nation's recently approved "gay propaganda" law, which prohibits the public promotion of gay rig
Out at Wrigley, the nation's largest LGBT sporting event, returns to Chicago's Wrigley field this Sat., Aug. 3, when the Cubs are set to take on the Los Angeles Dodgers underneath the gay pride flag.
NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus on Saturday said that NBC would provide coverage of Russian anti-gay laws if they affected the Winter Olympics in Sochi.
Two-time Olympic figure skater, three-time US National Champion, openly gay Johnny Weir has responded to calls to boycott the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia next February to protest the recent escalation of Russian ant
Chris Kluwe, punter for the Oakland Raiders, and Brendon Ayanbadejo, a former linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens, recently were asked whether gay men ask them for sex.
The Chicago Force won its second consecutive Women's Football Alliance (WFA) National Conference title Saturday night beating the Boston Militia 46-27.
For Bill Gubrud, best known as the founder and driving force behind Out at Wrigley, which is set for Sat., Aug. 3 this year, sports and the gay community have an important history and relationship.
The Force didn't let three weeks off change the direction or mind set of a return trip to the National Championship game, as they dismantled the previously undefeated Atlanta Phoenix 84-0 on a beautiful sunlit Saturday a
Robbie Rogers is single and says he would prefer meeting a suitor in an organic way.
Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Brendon Ayanbadejo has included his son Amadeus in his gay rights advocacy.
Retired NBA player Tim Hardaway on Wednesday officially endorsed a campaign to legalize gay marriage in Florida.
On the heels of the Supreme Court's landmark rulings on Wednesday declaring an end to the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) and restoring marriage fairness in California, celebration will be in the air today when tens of th
Chicago has always been known as a sports town with six professional sports teams, two of which are MLB teams, and throngs of impassioned fans in town and out. Recently the local athletic community has added a new face--
Former NFL player and activist Wade Davis will be joined by The Retired Professional Football Players of Chicago - NFL Players Association when he marches in Chicago's Gay Pride Parade this Sunday.
The National Gay & Lesbian Sports Hall of Fame, the first of its kind in the U.S., will recognize those who have stood up to stereotypes and worked to break down the walls of differences to bring people together for the
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago (AFC) is thrilled to announce that registration is open for the 2013 AIDS Run & Walk Chicago, Sept. 28 at Soldier Field.