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A museum is highlighting the accomplishments and the sacrifices of the LGBTQ community in Central Florida.

Creates Transgender “Bliss Beach” during Riptide at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Waterpark event - One Magical Weekend, one of the largest LGBTQ+ yearly gatherings, held at Walt Disney World® Resorts in Orlando the first weekend of every June, is proud to announce that Bliss CARES has signed on as a sponsor to present “Bliss Beach” during the Riptide at Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Waterpark event on Friday, May 31, 2019.

A look at the events planned for Gay Days 2018.

After an Orlando jury found the widow of the Pulse nightclub shooting not guilty, The Center prepared to embrace the LBGTQ+ community, as it did after the shooting in 2016.

After Pulse and now Las Vegas, Carlos Guillermo Smith is more determined than ever to get guns away from maniacs.

It took nearly three years, but the renovation is finally finished, increasing the facility’s capacity twofold.

Ricardo Negon never kissed his boyfriend in front of conservative relatives. Carlos Guillermo Smith was once attacked by anti-gay students at a college party. After coming

The Contigo Fund, created in the aftermath of the Pulse shootings, announced $450,000 in grants Wednesday to Central Florida agencies supporting LGBTQ equity and racial justice.

Today, Disney Parks officially announced 12 new members to the 2017 Disney Parks Moms Panel. Selected from thousands of applicants, the 12 will join 19 returning panelists to be part of the tenth annual Panel of dedicated and diverse Disney-loving parents who help guests plan and get the most out of their next Disney vacation.

Following news that a well-respected teacher was fired from a Seventh-day Adventist school in Longwood because he is gay, the CEO and president of AdventHealth’s Central Florida hospitals sought to separate its mission and beliefs from that of the school, telling employees in an email obtained by the Orlando Sentinel that he is “proud” to welcome workers and patients without regard to...

Come Out With Pride has become one of Orlando's blockbuster events. Activists, business acumen and changing attitudes have helped make it so. So have stars, such as Jennifer Holliday, who returns to perform this year.

Orlando’s collaboration between LGBT-owned businesses and mainstream ones stands out among U.S. cities, said Justin Nelson, president of the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce.

Alabama's first openly gay lawmaker will head an LGBTQ coalition in Florida after her retirement this year. Democratic Rep. Patricia Todd from Birmingham has accepted a job as the executive director of One Orlando Alliance, a coalition of LGBTQ organizations formed after the PULSE gay nightclub shooting in 2016.

'The Committee,' a revealing documentary about Florida politics and a gay witch hunt, repeats at 10:30 p.m. Thursday on WUCF-TV.

Come Out With Pride Orlando names Rebecca Storozuk, Orlando Gay Chorus and Billy Manes as marshals of the Oct. 14 Most Colorful Parade.

The Orlando Magic will be hosting their first ever "Pride Night," celebrating the LGBTQ community, during their March 6 game against the New York Knicks.

Amanda Nunes, Nina Ansaroff talk being role models for LGBT youth