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January 4, 2025
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Meet a special needs rescue pup who is changing lives and how to know if it’s time to quit your job
There are parts of Florida, and elsewhere, where people won’t be able to live in 20 years, says out meteorologist Steve MacLaughlin.
The trusted former television meteorologist explained his approach to representing his constituents in an interview with The Advocate.
Erick Adame says that the unwanted attention and continued seeking out of videos of him have left him hurt.
A joke by an Ohio weatherman went wildy awry, resulting in an apology and resignation.
Steven Romo of Houston's KTRK came out in a heartfelt post.
“I’m actually going to need to stop for a second. Some of you may know that I occasionally get affected by some panic attacks, and actually that’s happening right now," Nate Byrne said.
Weather isn't going to suddenly become less extreme, says the out meteorologist.
In an exclusive interview with The Advocate, the out former meteorologist is revealing unheard details the night he went live on a webcam.
If they don't get to the storm cellar soon, they could end up "over the rainbow."
Peace activist James Loney knew he would be killed if his Iraqi captors found out he is gay. So did his partner, Dan, back in Canada, who had to go back into the closet.
The out U.S. transportation secretary talked about why Republican disinformation about hurricane relief is so dangerous for disaster victims.
Weatherman David Bernard didn't let a homophobic email slide past him without calling the sender out.
Sven Sundgaard claims the news station discriminated against him because he is gay and Jewish.
The gay New York City meteorologist released a lengthy statement on his social media.
Hello, Ross Hull!
Taylor, who died in January on a gay cruise, had ingested a lethal mix of drugs.
Eric Sorensen has won the nomination in the state's 17th Congressional District.
The out Champion's new morning show will put him in competition with his former broadcast home, Good Morning America.