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A transgender pro runner, who's recently gone public about gender and sexual orientation, talks of time as an Arkansas Razorback and a fear of returning to the state today.

With the lack of a communal space for the LGBT Fayetteville community, Fayetteville Pride has a goal of creating a community center for them.

One of the most recognized LGBT shelters in Central Arkansas made some big changes this past week, but it's the reason for the changes that is rocking the community.

On Dec. 10, 2009, Bryan Borland deposited $1,000 into his bank account. The money had been given to him by his father, Jimmy, and was to be used to publish Bryan's first book of poetry, My Life as Adam.

The annual Arkansas Poll at the University of Arkansas shows some support among Arkansans for equal rights for LGBT people, at least in employment and housing, but a majority still can't be mustered in favor of adoption by LGBT parents or same-sex marriage, both of which happen to be the law of the land.

The new law won't take effect until late this summer. The measure is among several targeting transgender people advancing through Arkansas' legislature.

Eureka Springs in Arkansas is an LGBTQ idyll whose elderly population is concerned about its many mask-less visitors possibly transmitting coronavirus.

Jody Travis Thompson doesn't ascribe to stereotypes for the LGBTQ community... The artist creates primarily in oil paints in his studio on Mount Sequoyah in Fayetteville, he said. His works defy predictability as well and include 18-by-20-inch black and white still lifes and colorful, abstract pieces as large as 70-by-100 inches.

The event kicked off last week and has events every day through this weekend. Wednesday's open mic poetry night is one of the festival's most popular events, and organizers say it's all about opening minds and sharing perspectives.

A new report demonstrates the ways in which LGBT elders are harmed by laws like the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in Arkansas.