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This includes plans that are self-funded by employers and for which BCBS of Illinois serves as a third-party administrator.
Bob Nardella of the AHL's Chicago Wolves, who was suspended for 10 games, denies using homophobic language.
James B. Sajdak accepted a plea deal and faces a maximum one-year federal prison sentence for the 2019 incident after facing up to life in prison.
An event Sunday in Chicago will celebrate the anniversary of when an LGBTQ+ contingent first marched in the Bud Billiken Parade.
DuPree is one of many victims of gun violence among the trans, nonbinary, and gender-nonconforming population.
Love's family said she was leaving a friend's house when she was shot.
Legislation was introduced to establish a dedicated museum within the Smithsonian Institution, which garnered broad support from the Congressional Equality Caucus.
The 71-year-old used the words “lube” and “cock” in a sentence during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing..
What used to be the conservative “abstinence only” position has turned into not learning about sex at all.
The former Chicago mayor says she understands the strategy Republicans are using and that it’s a losing one.
He was subjected to episodes of violence and called derogatory slurs, the lawsuit alleged.
The law will deny state funding to public libraries that ban or restrict books because of “partisan or doctrinal disapproval.”
Three members of the LGBTQ+ Equality Caucus proposed the new bill.
A year after the painful infection surfaced in the U.S., Biden administration officials are confident they can keep the virus under control with the public’s help.
State Sen. Neil Anderson said he would beat up any "guy" who entered a restroom where his daughter was present.
During a time when books by LGBTQ+ authors are being banned, this book seeks to normalize families of different types who all share one thing: love.
Smollet was convicted in 2021.
The issue of crime took center stage in the nation's third-largest city.
Banks's mother was also killed, and three other people, including two trans women, were seriously wounded.