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Kentucky Rowan County Clerk of Courts Kim Davis smiles and waves after being released from Carter County Detention Center to crowd surrounded by locals with white crosses

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Kim Davis, who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses, will appeal case to Supreme Court

The Kentucky clerk who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses is trying to get the Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.

female male toilet sign with arrow alongside entrance to University of Cincinnati campus

Transgender

University of Cincinnati removes 'biological' bathroom signs, wasting $16K

Maintenance staff had to put up then take down 117 signs across campus, bringing the total cost of labor and materials to $16,000.

University of Cincinnati entrance Public restroom signs

News

Ohio university posts 'biological sex' restroom signs, then says it was a mistake

The signs at the University of Cincinnati were put up as a result of a new Ohio law. Students are outraged over them as well as the potential rollback of DEI programs.

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Kim Davis, who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses, will appeal case to Supreme Court

The Kentucky clerk who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses is trying to get the Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.

University of Cincinnati removes 'biological' bathroom signs, wasting $16K

Maintenance staff had to put up then take down 117 signs across campus, bringing the total cost of labor and materials to $16,000.

Ohio university posts 'biological sex' restroom signs, then says it was a mistake

The signs at the University of Cincinnati were put up as a result of a new Ohio law. Students are outraged over them as well as the potential rollback of DEI programs.

Behind the Scenes of Cincinnati's Gay Opera

Cincinnati is a Hidden Midwestern Gem Ready to Surprise

Cincinnati Approves 'Ex-Gay' Therapy Ban

Amid public opposition, the city enacts the ban, which applies to state-licensed therapists operating within the city limits.

Cincinnati Renames Street to Honor Marriage Equality Pioneers

City Council members voted unanimously to rename a street after the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court case that declared same-sex marriage legal nationwide.

'Gag'-Worthy Banner Hung Near University of Cincinnati

The offensive banner, which some called a manifestation of rape culture, was hung near campus.

Cincinnati Considers Health Coverage For All Domestic Partners

WKRC reports that the new measure, supported by the city council's first openly gay member, Chris Seelbach (pictured), would extend benefits to all domestic partners of unmarried city employees.

Gay Cincinnati Councilman Pushes for Equal Employee Benefits

Trans Woman Diamond Kyree Sanders Killed in Robbery in Cincinnati

Police are calling her death a "crime of greed" rather than one of bias, but the investigation is continuing.

Cincinnati Reds Broadcaster Resigns After Using Antigay Slur

Thom Brennaman, who has covered major sports for over three decades, was slammed for using the f word on air.

Ohio Mayor, Husband Arrested for Brawling After Cincinnati Pride

Elmwood Place, Ohio, mayor Bill Wilson and his husband, Bill Smith, were both charged with domestic violence and disorderly conduct.

Cincinnati Newspaper Stops Presses After F Bomb Mess

Cincinnati Cyclones Defend Antigay Chick-fil-A After Zamboni Protest

The hockey team blamed protesters for ruining the "family-friendly" atmosphere and threatened to have them arrested if they ever return.

WATCH: Out Cincinnati Councilman Has a Message for Leelah

Chris Seelbach wants LGBT youth know that they're all exactly who they're meant to be -- and he wants more adults to say the same.

Remembering Leelah Alcorn, Cincinnati Takes Step Toward Conversion Therapy Ban

An ordinance banning use of the practice on young people was approved by a City Council committee Monday; the full council will take it up Wednesday.

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The Kentucky clerk who denied same-sex couples marriage licenses is trying to get the Supreme Court to overturn marriage equality.

Maintenance staff had to put up then take down 117 signs across campus, bringing the total cost of labor and materials to $16,000.

The signs at the University of Cincinnati were put up as a result of a new Ohio law. Students are outraged over them as well as the potential rollback of DEI programs.

Amid public opposition, the city enacts the ban, which applies to state-licensed therapists operating within the city limits.

City Council members voted unanimously to rename a street after the plaintiffs in the Supreme Court case that declared same-sex marriage legal nationwide.

The offensive banner, which some called a manifestation of rape culture, was hung near campus.

WKRC reports that the new measure, supported by the city council's first openly gay member, Chris Seelbach (pictured), would extend benefits to all domestic partners of unmarried city employees.

Police are calling her death a "crime of greed" rather than one of bias, but the investigation is continuing.

Thom Brennaman, who has covered major sports for over three decades, was slammed for using the f word on air.

Elmwood Place, Ohio, mayor Bill Wilson and his husband, Bill Smith, were both charged with domestic violence and disorderly conduct.

The hockey team blamed protesters for ruining the "family-friendly" atmosphere and threatened to have them arrested if they ever return.

Chris Seelbach wants LGBT youth know that they're all exactly who they're meant to be -- and he wants more adults to say the same.

An ordinance banning use of the practice on young people was approved by a City Council committee Monday; the full council will take it up Wednesday.