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"Our hope is to focus our work on creating numerous spaces and opportunities for people to come together, to celebrate and to remember where we've been and where we're going next," Cincinnati Pride entertainment chair Dustin Lewis says.

The Campus Pride Index released its latest rankings of college and universities based on whether they create an inclusive atmosphere for LGBT students, and some local institutions scored high marks.

A relic in the Cincinnati LGBT Community will be torn down to make way for future Brent Spence Bridge improvements. The Ohio Transportation Department bought The Dock Bar in order to level it. The Dock Bar is just one of several properties ODOT officials say they plan to obtain to begin improvements for the Brent Spence project, but that doesn't make the news any easier for those work at and loved stopping by the bar over the last 34 years. 

The Human Rights Campaign Foundation’s 2018 Corporate Equality Index has more Cincinnati companies than ever before receiving the highest ranking for LGBT inclusion. In fact, it has the highest number of companies receiving that ranking nationwide. There were 609 businesses overall that earned the index’s top score, which was up from 517 last year. There were 22 top scorers among Greater Cincinnati-based companies and companies with significant operations in the region, which was up from 20 in the 2017 report.

David Ziegler, National Sales Manager of the Cincinnati USA Convention & Visitor Bureau, had the opportunity to sit down with Connect Sports and talk about why bringing LGBTQ Sporting events to Cincinnati was so important.

With nearly all precincts reporting, Charmaine McGuffey has overcome Republican challenger Bruce Hoffbauer to become Hamilton County's first woman and openly LGBTQ sheriff, making her the highest-ranking woman in the history of the office.

The bar is the latest project by the owners of Butcher and Barrel, Ché, O'Malley's in the Alley, the Blind Pig, Gypsy's Mainstrasse and Coffee at Lola's.

Chris Cicchinelli, CEO and president of Cincinnati-based Pure Romance, and his wife, Jessica, announced today the establishment of the Living with Change Foundation in partnership with Cincinnati Children’s to bring a Center of Excellence for LGBT Health to Cincinnati.

I’m Daniel Bahner, I’m from Cincinnati, Ohio. When I was three years old, I was obsessed with the Wizard of Oz. It was my favorite movie. Dorothy was my

The Queen City might be one of the most LGBTQ-friendly cities in the United States, according to The Advocate’s annual “Queerest Cities in America” feature.