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Michigan TV Station Fires Four After Pride Coverage Controversy

An internal memo was circulated at the station calling for reduced coverage of Pride month events.

Mich. House Approves 'License to Discriminate'

Michigan's Religious Freedom Restoration Act is on its way to the State Senate after the House approved it Thursday on a party-line vote.

Michigan transgender man Jean Butchart shot and killed in series of attacks

The suspect is accused of attacking two other people as well.

Bullying Led To Gay Michigan Teen's Suicide, Say Parents

Josh Pacheco, a 17-year-old junior at Linden High School in Fenton, Mich., took his own life on November 26, after he was relentlessly bullied for being gay, according to his parents.

Opera Couple, Married by RBG, Arrested on Sexual Assault Charges

Famed countertenor David Daniels and his husband, Scott Walters, are charged with drugging and assaulting a man in 2010.

Modern-Day Martin Luthers Show Support for Ousted Gay Methodist Minister

They taped a 'Stop the Harm' pledge to the Michigan bishop's door.

Michigan Resident Accused of Murdering Man He Met on Grindr

Kevin Bacon left to meet a Grindr acquaintance Christmas Eve and was found dead four days later. Mark Latunski is accused of killing him.

Bisexual Teacher Resigns After Being Told to Remove Pride Flag

"The Pride flag is not a political statement. It's a human rights statement."

Michigan Independents Cold to Obama's Marriage Stance

President Obama's support for marriage equality may have cost him with a critical segment of independent voters in Michigan, a new poll indicates.

Mich. Gov. Wants to Keep Denying Benefits to Same-Sex Couples

The state's Republican governor filed a brief Friday asking a federal court to uphold a Michigan law that prohibits state and municipal governments from offering domestic-partner benefits to gay and lesbian employees.

Planet Fitness Revokes Membership of Transphobic Woman

Yvette Cormier returned four days in a row to warn women away from the locker room, because she had seen a trans woman use it once. On the fifth day, Cormier wasn't allowed to come back.

Mich. Gov. Looking for 'Partner' to Discuss Inclusive Antidiscrimination Laws

Gov. Rick Snyder said he is open to discussions about adding sexual orientation to Michigan's statewide nondiscrimination law.

Dana Nessel Kissed Wife Before Winning Michigan Attorney General Race

Nessel is the first openly gay person elected to statewide office in the Mitten State.

Should Pro-LGBT Schools Be Held Liable for STDs?

Antigay State Rep. Gary Glenn wants school officials who tell students it is OK to be gay held financially and criminally liable if the student contracts an STD.

Trans, Bi 'Jeopardy!' Contestants Offer Landmark Representation

Kate Freeman may well be the first out trans champion, while Cody Lawrence advanced visibility with a bi pride pin.

RNC Chair Finally Finds Voice, Tells Agema to Resign

Reince Priebus today called for the resignation of Michigan politician Dave Agema from the Republican National Committee, and Agema apologized for his racist, antigay remarks but said he won't resign.

Judge Tells Moms He Can't Help Until Supreme Court Rules

Two moms have been trying for a year to jointly adopt their children but a U.S. District Court judge has opted to wait even longer.

Okla. Pols Air Grievances Over Rainbow Festivus Pole

But in some other states, even right-wing lawmakers are taking the installation of the pride-colored poles in stride.

Trans Woman Shot and Wounded in Detroit Altercation

The victim is expected to recover; police aren't sure yet if the incident was a hate crime.

Michigan: Hundreds Wed in 24 Hours

Couples from across the state flocked to obtain marriage licenses before a temporary stay could be issued the following day.