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Suspicious letters containing fentanyl were sent to multiple states’ election offices, and the inclusion of the Progress Pride Flag raises questions about the sender’s motives.
The far-right extremist group Alliance Defending Freedom brings a case that threatens to undo protections for LGBTQ+ minors from dangerous and abusive conversion therapy.
A local youth support group, an independent bookstore, and a candidate for political office have been targeted.
A legal settlement propels significant enhancements in transgender inmate care and rights.
In a rare crossover, Rep. Matt Gaetz courts House Democrats to unseat Speaker Kevin McCarthy, intensifying GOP discord as the shutdown clock ticks.
GOPers like to say they “support the troops,” but when it comes down to it, they don’t support certain troops.
The two women were killed at a concert last month.
Together, local and state leaders are expressing the urgency to care for LGBTQ+ young people in all communities.
The family says the boy suffered nonstop teasing and multiple acts of violence as students filmed the incidents for social media clout.
The law involves children who are housed at host homes.
The scheme involved taking ATM numbers from tourists visiting Seattle’s Pike Place Market, then sending them to Brazil.
The latest vandalization in Washington state occurred only weeks after one in North Carolina -- both left thousands without power.
The policy prohibits students from becoming "indoctrinated" to recognize systemic racism.
"My name is Kristi Holt and I am a lesbian," a chemistry lab coordinator and adjunct instructor at the Christian school wrote in a recent email to faculty and staff.
A therapist had claimed the ban infringed on his free speech and religious liberty rights. But Washington State's regulation of the practice is appropriate, the court ruled.
Seattle Pacific University says Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson is interfering with its religious freedom.
A Seattle gay man says he and his friends found it easier to get the vaccine in British Columbia.
Men who were arrested last month in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, have been charged with crimes involving anti-LGBTQ+ vandalism in neighboring Washington.
"I think it's wrong that we have a bunch of queers in our society," Kalvinn Garcia told police after being arrested.
The organization turned down a significant contribution by the online retailer for naming rights to the Pride event.
