Gay Pride Parade

Chicago's Gay Pride Parade will be shorter and safer thanks to changes, organizers say.

Days before Chicago's Pride Parade, the Supreme Court ruled all same-sex couples have right to marry.

One man damaged a squad car, while a woman put a cop in a "bear hug," prosecutors said.

Lakeview's top cop said there was yet again rampant public drinking at this year's Pride parade.

A young woman wearing an LGBT T-shirt appeared in court after allegedly using a Pride flag as a weapon.

"Change is here," after the Supreme Court struck down the DOMA, paradegoers said.

It's the first Pride for Lakeview's police commander, who has touted zero tolerance for public drinking.

After state lawmakers failed to vote on gay marriage, proponents said they don't want them in the parade.

Davis, who is now an LGBT activist, named grand marshal for the June 30 event.

The Pride Fest will be a weekend earlier than the Pride Parade this year, organizers said.

Tunney says he's looking out for neighborhoods, not trying to be a party pooper.