D.C. police are asking for help in identifying two suspects who allegedly robbed and beat DJ Bryan Smith, leading to his death.
Miller will oversee Whitman-Walker's philanthropic efforts to ensure financial stability for center's health and research arms.
D.C. police are asking the public's help in identifying seven individuals involved in a possible bias-motivated attack against a gay man.
From Pakistan paparazzi to Larry's Lounge, Ali Saleem finds safe harbor in D.C.
The Grammy Award-winning singer will kick off the final week of World Pride festivities in a concert at Nationals Park.
Andrea Gillespie, HRC's Associate Director of Global Advocacy, brings the organization's advocacy to the world.
Vandals ransacked, robbed, and urinated on the transgender-owned, drop-in wellness facility, forcing it to temporarily close.
A federal jury found Michael Thomas Pruden not guilty of all charges related to assaults of gay men in Malcolm X Park.
The verdict is believed to be the first in favor of a plaintiff suing for gender identity discrimination under D.C.'s Human Rights Act.
Court records show that 38-year-old Nicholas Goldstein has been charged with destruction of property and defacing public property.
D.C. police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man suspected of vandalizing Kamala Harris posters outside the Little Gay Pub.
Sweet Briar College, a Virginia women's liberal arts college, has restricted its admissions policy to only allow cisgender women to enroll.
"The idea wasn't to try to catch guys having sex. The idea was trying to get guys stealing stuff," says owner David von Storch.
Vida Fitness owner claims the surveillance cameras are necessary to stop a recent increase in locker thefts.
The U Street LGBTQ bar had weathered tough times, including the various restrictions imposed during the COVID-19 pandemic.