“What’s the Point?” Inside a Navajo Nation Election Marked by Distrust
Young Diné voters are preparing to cast their first ballots as the Nation weighs marriage equality, economic opportunity, basic services and whether their government can deliver.
We speak with independent journalist Alec Berg on a recent lawsuit related to the 2022 Club Q shooting, and safety requirements.
Connor Schuyler fled anti-LGBTQ+ abuse as a child and survived homelessness, addiction and prison. After rebuilding his life, he was jailed following a fatal crash that one defense expert says police failed to fully investigate.
Más de 1,000 personas llenaron Catalina Park el miércoles para recordar a Cameron Capara y Vincent Siqueiros y llamar la atención sobre la violencia contra las personas LGBTQ+ y la violencia armada.
More than 1,000 people filled Catalina Park Wednesday to remember Cameron Capara and Vincent Siqueiros and call attention to anti-LGBTQ+ violence and gun violence.
Tucson police say the attack was motivated by anti-LGBTQ+ hate, but state law provides no standalone hate crime charge. Because the suspected shooter died, there will be no prosecution or sentencing enhancement in this case.
Two people were killed early Monday outside Venture-N, a midtown gay bar. Police are investigating the attack as an anti-LGBTQ+ hate incident after the suspect, who also died, was found with a list of LGBTQ+ businesses.
The Arizona State Liquor Board spent hours debating leather culture, cruising, and allegations tied to a California bar before determining the real issue was whether the business had properly disclosed its ownership.
Stuart Shoen says he's worried about parking and noise. Court filings from the bar's attorney suggest something else.
Plaintiffs argue the proposed constitutional amendment extends beyond girls' sports despite its title.
At least 20 books have been de facto removed from Mohave County libraries because Republican leaders deemed LGBTQ+ characters “inappropriate.”
Arizona lawmakers and advocates warn her continued detention at Eloy, despite severe medical decline and a history of leukemia, amounts to a “death sentence” as pressure mounts on federal officials to grant humanitarian parole.
A costly legal fight spotlights whether The Boy Scouts is enforcing its brand or making an example of a queer-owned business.
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