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Iowa's draconian HIV criminal transmission law is not only retaliatory, it is outdated and needs to be revised
Grindr this week announced the launch of the new version of their all-male mobile location-based app, which, according to the company, has been rebuilt to deliver a faster, more engaging experience.
A judge in Bogota has annulled Colombia's first gay marriage.
October is National Bullying Prevention Month and Ronnie Kroell and Elliot London, cofounders of the Friend Movement, are celebrating by walking from Chicago to New York City over a period of 37 days to raise awareness f
Singer-songwriter Steve Grand has revealed that a Christian therapist warned him against living life as a gay man.
Reeling, the second longest-running LGBT film festival in the world and a Chicago cultural institution for over 30 years is back with another slate of movies that showcase the diversity within the queer community and a d
The walls of Julio Mendez' new Wax Man Spa are painted a shade of blue called "serene" and the Chicago native playfully chose a grey titled "anonymous" to adorn the walls of the intimate rooms where his new boutique spa
Chicago Police are looking for as many as six robbers who have been linked to a series of robberies in Lincoln Park and Lakeview.
The Test Positive Aware Network (TPAN) Board of Directors announced the resignation of Bill Farrand as Chief Executive Officer of TPAN. Farrand resigned from his position on Friday, Sept. 27 for both personal and profess
Chicago Tribune editorial page editor Bruce Dold lead a discussion about marriage equality on Tuesday at the Museum of Broadcast and Communications.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, a Republican, on Monday asked the state's top court to review a judge's ruling allowing gay marriage in the state.
Tucker Knox, a contestant on the 10th season of So You Think You Can Dance, publicly announced on Friday that he's gay and married.
Chicago police are searching for as many as five suspects behind a string of Lakeview robberies where the offenders hit, kicked and even used pepper spray on victims before stealing their property.
State Rep. Sara Feigenholtz, D-Chicago, will help residents sign up for the new health insurance exchanges at an information session on Thursday, Oct. 17.
The upcoming film Sal directed by James Franco looks at the life and murder of Sal Mineo, considered the first major Hollywood actor to come out gay.
Chicago Tribune Editorial Page Editor Bruce Dold will lead a discussion on marriage equality on Tuesday, Oct. 1.
After an intense ten-day "rehab and refresh" of the space previously operated as Hunters, PhoenixBar "rises" and opens this Wednesday at 1932 East Higgins Road in Elk Grove Village.
Mark Thomas, the owner of The Alley and Taboo Tabou, plans to challenge 44th Ward Ald. Tom Tunney in 2015, according to DNAinfo.com.
A Caribou Coffee location in Northbrook is under fire after employees washed off the windows that had been painted to promote the Glenbrook North chapter of the Gay/Straight Alliance.
Just two days after a New Jersey judge ruled that the state must allow gay couples to marry, Governor Chris Christie has reiterated his opposition.
More than 4,000 Chicago-area residents participated in the fight against HIV/AIDS during the 12th annual AIDS Run & Walk Chicago on Saturday, Sept. 28.
A Cook County judge Friday ruled that a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Illinois' gay marriage ban can proceed.
Chris Carmack, who plays closeted country singer and guitar player Will Lexington on the ABC drama Nashville, has warned gay country stars against coming out.
On September 27 in support of National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, hundreds of organizations and individuals including Equality Illinois have signed onto a joint letter to re-engage with the broader LGBT community