Chicago LGBT

The agency's Employment Services Program previously was open only to those with HIV or a disability.

The University of Illinois at Chicago was the only Illinois campus to make Campus Pride's Top 30 list. 

Only five alderman voted against the measure which allows trans citizens to use the restroom without ID.

The mayor, Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle and two aldermen spoke at the Center on Halsted.

The Human Relations Committee passed an ordinance banning discrimination against the LGBT community.

Eli Nelson, a teacher, hopes to have "top surgery" that could give him a new lease on life.

After 25 years of "tireless" advocacy, Justin Hayford is getting recognition for his work.

The state's bill restricting bathroom use is "wrong," said Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Police pushed post-Pride partiers off Halsted before midnight and closing bars before 1 a.m.

Dancing cowboys, giant balloons and lavish costumes matched extravagant floats at the 46th annual Pride.

Legal advocates will advise clients on matters like eviction and work discrimination.

Jane Merrill, the Center on Halsted's advocacy manager, is gathering ranks to fight for LGBTQ issues.

The neighborhood's oldest Christian congregation voted to adopt a program embracing tolerance.

Health care for gay, lesbian and transgender people requires special attention, advocates say.

Right Fit For You seeks to make the workout experience comfortable.