After a recent bomb threat at a coffee shop filled with children, parents and LGBTQ+ groups are pushing back against homophobic rhetoric amplified by Republicans.
Guest opinion column on the recent bomb threat made at a Tempe drag event, and a new Eyes on the State
From bull wrangling to cornhole-ing, we were there to photograph the queer spectrum of people who showed up at Arizona's historic rodeo, which has a long history of advocating for queer rights.
Infraction data from the Department of Corrections shows how people are targeted for holding hands, having consensual encounters, or "homosex."
A New Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study said that safe school environments for queer youth were paramount to making sure depression, violence, and suicidal ideation didn't continue.
From anti-LGBTQ+ legislation to abuse of a gay male couple in Queen Creek, here are all the things we published. ALSO... a NEW Eyes on the State!
Multiple bills aim to limit drag in front of children. But how Republicans have tried to define "drag" ropes in more than they are admitting.
In an effort to silence critics of a bill that bans drag in public spaces, Senators said that only shows that were sexual would be art risk. But then came comments from proponents.
John Holmberg's morning show on 98KUPD spent two episodes railing against gay men who live in rural areas.
Threats, homophobic slurs, and property damage is making this queer couple reconsider moving to Phoenix's most sprawling suburb.
The state's religious right has moved forward two of seven anti-LGBTQ+ bills that aim to limit queer people from the public. Protesters this weekend had words to say.
Two out of seven bills that target trans kids and the broader LGBTQ+ community have made it through their committees. What impact do these bills have on the youth their sponsors claim to want to help?
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