Trending: Grindr apologizes for sharing HIV data; Adam Rippon coming to Chicago; Trump receives low marks on LGBT rights

A new poll released this week shows a plurality of American adults disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of LGBT rights.

Grindr, the hookup app for gay and bisexual men, on Monday said that it would stop sharing HIV status information with third parties.

In an interview with The New York Times, comedian Roseanne Barr claimed that President Donald Trump isn't opposed to LGBT rights.

Following reports that Grindr was sharing sensitive information users choose to include in their profiles, including HIV status, two U.S. Senators called on the company this week to detail how it's using such data.

Out British singer Sam Smith revealed in a new interview that his struggle with mental health has led to sobriety.

Bob Dylan, Kesha and St. Vincent are among the artists featured on a new album of reimagined love songs for the LGBT community.

Voters in Anchorage, Alaska have rejected a ballot measure that sought to roll back legal protections for transgender people in effect more than two years.

Adam Rippon will be among Olympic figure skaters appearing with the Stars on Ice Tour at AllState Arena on April 29.

Grindr has issued an apology and promised it will work to regain users' trust after it was revealed that the hookup app for gay and bisexual men had shared sensitive data with third-party vendors.

Starting this weekend, parking on North Halsted in Boystown will end at midnight. This follows a just-passed city ordinance bans all parking along a half-mile stretch of Halsted Street from Belmont to Addison on weekend nights during peak season.