December 07 2011 4:40 PM ET
Man Sentenced in D.C. Shooting of Trans Woman
A Washington, D.C., man has been sentenced to eight years in prison for shooting a transgender woman in September.
November 09 2011 3:20 PM ET
Detroit Police Search for Missing Trans Teen
More details have emerged in the case of a transgender teenager from Detroit who went missing two weeks ago.
October 10 2011 2:15 PM ET
Police: Spokane Beating Not Hate Crime
A man who was badly beaten outside of a Spokane, Wash., gay bar was not the victim of a hate crime, say police.
October 09 2011 4:10 PM ET
Sending Trans Porn Gets Texas Police Chief in Hot Water
A police chief in Texas was forced to resign after texting transgender porn photos to his opponent.
October 06 2011 7:27 PM ET
Police Haven't Found Any Crime in Rodemeyer Bullying
The local police chief said Jamey Rodemeyer's phone and computer are being examined by a forensics lab in search of a pattern of cyberbullying that could be punished.
October 04 2011 10:00 AM ET
Transgender Man Alleges Police Mistreatment at Occupy Wall Street
Justin Adkins, a transgender activist and assistant director of the Multicultural Center at Williams College, released a statement detailing mistreatment by the police following his arrest at the Occupy Wall Street protest in New York City on Saturday.
September 09 2011 4:39 PM ET
Arrest Made; Police Say Iowa Man Was Beaten With Bat
Police have made an arrest in the case of Marcellus Andrews, a Waterloo, Iowa, man who was beaten to death on a friend's front porch while being called antigay slurs.
September 06 2011 7:02 PM ET
Off-Duty D.C. Police Shooter Ordered to Stay in Jail
A Washington, D.C., Superior Court judge ruled Friday that a police officer who was arrested after using his weapon in an off-duty shooting should remain in jail.
August 05 2011 6:00 AM ET
December 13 2012 4:00 PM ET
LGBT Heroes to Remember
On the following pages, read about acts of bravery by LGBT Americans, some of who have shaped the course of history. All came to the aide of another person in imminent danger, including young Allan Fonseca who guided customers to safety during a mall shooting in Oregon. We welcome suggestions for other LGBT people who deserve their own medal of honor; send to newsroom@advocate.com.
April 06 2009 12:00 AM ET
The House at Heartland Crossing
When a male couple in their 70s were brutally killed in their Indiana home last fall, it seemed like a clear-cut hate crime. No one suspected that the killer might be a man whom one of the elderly victims had met while cruising online.
