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For the first time, the well-known Block U on the University of Utah campus has been wrapped in colors from the Progress Pride Flag in honor of the University of Utah’s annual Pride Week.  Pride Week 2021 at the University of Utah starts March 29 and runs through April 3...

Though it may be screening movies virtually, this year’s Damn These Heels Queer Film Festival is digging into some real stories — including two documentaries of LGBTQ stories in Utah.

Kristin Ries and Maggie Snyder met and fell in love while caring for people living with HIV in Salt Lake City. Here, they tell the story of the early epidemic in a very religious town.

She’d walk out to her car and the tires would be slashed. She’d go to her locker and it would be broken open. She’d be called to the principal’s office and sit there for the entire school day because someone had called in a threat.

At the second annual Queer Prom on Saturday night, Logan LGBT teens turned out to enjoy a night of dancing organizers say was made possible by generous community support.

There was a big party thrown Thursday for Rob Goulding, but the guest of honor wasn’t there.

Gabriel Cano doesn’t get called on in class. Maybe he’s just not raising his hand high enough. Maybe he’s just paranoid.

Does a judge have the authority to change a person’s gender identity under existing state law?

Jackie Biskupski, the tenacious, curly-haired mayor of Salt Lake City, breezes into the lobby at the Hotel Monaco, plops onto a plush leather couch, and after a very brief introduction immediately makes apparent her most pressing concern.

As the fall general conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints approaches, Tom Christofferson gets ready to celebrate an anniversary.It’s been three years since the 60-year-old Salt Lake City resident was baptized as a member of t

Town Square Park was adorned in rainbow flags and banners Saturday during the Southern Utah Pride celebration. Members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community, their family, friends and supporters all gathered for the second annual fest which carried the theme "Discover Pride."

The event marks the anniversary of when the university clarified that same-sex romantic behavior is “not compatible” with its rules.

Standing in her red uniform and sunglasses, Cami Richardson was one of the first people skiers saw this season after riding the cabriolet up to Park City Mountain Resort.

With the holidays just around the corner, many students are booking flights and making plans for their journey home. However, for students of the LGBTQ+ community, the decision to go home is much more complicated. In preparation for this time of year, the LGBT Resource Center put on a Queer Conversations event abou

One day after rejecting the applications of all five LGBTQ-serving groups seeking to participate in the July 4 parade, the Freedom Festival has reached a compromise that will allow the

Salt Lake City Mayor Jackie Biskupski, among the state’s most prominent openly gay leaders, received a civil rights award for her work advancing equality. The International Imperial Court Council noted her work to make the city the second in the U.S. to name a portion of a street — 900 South — after San Francisco leader and gay pioneer Harvey Milk. In 2015, Biskupski became the first openly gay mayor elected in a major city in Utah’s history. She received the Harvey Milk Civil Rights Award at City Hall on Friday. Equality Utah Director Troy Williams also received the award on behalf of his organization.

Mormon Alex Landers supports the legalization of gay marriage despite her religion's opposition for a simple reason: She has LGBTQ friends who she love

Former YSA bishop and Utah businessman Richard Ostler served a mission in England for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints almost 40 years ago.

When Stephenie Larsen and a band of volunteers opened an LGBT support center in Provo across the street from a Mormon temple, she thought it could be picketed, or worse — but the place, called Encircle, was an instant hit.

Same-sex marriage is threatening to tear the church apart.

Independent Mormon historian and scientist Gregory Prince holds fast to his faith, but he believes just as strongly that his church eventually must find a way to fully embrace its LGBT adherents.