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In a court filing Friday, prosecutors investigating former Illinois Representative Aaron Schock denied claims that they asked witnesses whether he's gay.
Lawyers in Ohio have challenged the state's HIV-assault law, which requires HIV-positive individuals to notify partners before sex.
State Sen. Daniel Biss (D-Evanston) on Thursday announced Chicago alderman Carlos Ramirez-Rosa as his running mate and choice for lieutenant governor in the 2018 Illinois gubernatorial election.
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday announced that transgender troops would continue serving pending the results of a study.
The Replay Jox had one memorable summer in the Chicago Metropolitan Sports Association (CMSA) Open Sunday Softball league, compiling a 17-1 regular-season record, then a 4-0 slate in the playoffs.
Proud to Run (PTR) is looking for organized, committed and passionate individuals with great communication skills who would like to work behind the scenes for one of the nation's longest running LGBTQ charity races.
Insurance giant Aetna is facing a class-action lawsuit after it allegedly revealed the HIV status of around 12,000 people, violating privacy rights.
A man is facing criminal charges after driving through a crowd of protesters in St. Louis, Missouri protesting the officer-involved shooting of a transgender woman
Illinois Senator Tammy Duckworth is calling on Congress to approve legislation what blocks President Donald Trump's ban on transgender troops from taking effect.
American singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor urged Australians to vote for marriage equality after opponent used her image as part of their "no" campaign.
St. Louis police on Tuesday fatally shot a transgender woman while responding to a domestic violence call.
Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner has signed legislation that will modernize Illinois law allowing transgender and intersex individuals to change the gender marker on their birth certificate without undergoing gender reassignme
The new online magazine from Grindr carries a fun slap at common lingo on the popular, gay, social-networking app – and a strong Chicago tie.
A new parking restriction pilot program is being explored along North Halsted and it could impact your weekend plans in Boystown.
The White House is expected to issue guidance to the Pentagon on President Donald Trump's ban on transgender military service as early as Thursday.
Lady Gaga brings her "Joanne World Tour" Friday to Wrigley Field, 1060 W. Addison, becoming the first woman to headline a concert at the famed Cubs' ballpark.
Out actor-television personality Jai Rodriguez has joined an HIV campaign that reaches out to black and Latino gay and bisexual men.
For one night, on two stages, for three hours, more than 25 drag queens (and a drag king) will strut their stuff at Sidetrack.
Reeling, the second-oldest LGBTQ film festival in the world, celebrates its 35th anniversary with an exciting slate of movies that showcases the amazing diversity of the queer experience.
With Netflix unwilling to renew Sense8, but with the story left untold, xHamster has stepped up to offer themselves as a production partner.
Dylan Geick has long wanted to be an author. He's been reading and writing creatively for as long as he can remember, and admittedly would tear through books in a single day as a youngster.
Non-stop entertainment from top rap artists, R&B and house singers, drag performers, and DJs will be featured at Fahrenheit Chicago—Pride South on the Lake, an end-of-summer beach party of fun, music, and social networki
On Friday, Aug. 11, Neverland kicked off Market Days 2017 weekend with their over-the-top "Gods of the Nile" party, a night of high-concept sets, costumes and a marathon set by DJ Isaac Escalante.
A guest on Fox News' morning show, "Fox & Friends" compared the rainbow LGBT flag to the Confederate flag.