Top Trending: Aug. 26 to Sept. 1, 2012

The Board of Directors of Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC) confirmed late Friday that it accepted the resignation of President and CEO Jamal Edwards after a controversial two-year tenure at the LGBT community health care center.

While Six Flags Great America, located less than an hour outside Chicago in Gurnee, Ill., has been supporting the Chicagoland LGBT community for a decade, this year's Out in the Park will be unlike any other.

President and Chief Executive Officer of Howard Brown Health Center (HBHC), Jamal Edwards, announced Friday that he has stepped down from his role with the organization.

Republican Senator Orrin Hatch of Utah has said he does not support a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage, breaking with Mitt Romney on the issue.

Prince, one of the most prolific and groundbreaking artists of our time, has announced his return to Chicago with a multi-date residency at the United Center beginning September 24.

Rick Santorum, the former Republican presidential candidate, pleaded for an end to an "assault on marriage" on Tuesday.

Vice President Joe Biden on Sunday called gay rights advocates in Massachusetts "courageous."

Equality Illinois (EQIL), a gay and lesbian advocacy group is hosting a cocktail party tonight in Florida at the Sheraton Sand Key Beach Resort at the invitation of Illinois GOP leadership.

A Mormon-owned NBC affiliate is standing firm on its decision to not air The New Normal, the much anticipated new sitcom from Glee creator Ryan Murphy.

Kayla Wingert came out as a lesbian at the age of sixteen. Ever since, she has fought to promote anti-bullying efforts and support of the LGBTQ community throughout her predominately conservative neighborhood and her Catholic high school.