Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.

Community members say online fundraisers and mutual aid are filling gaps left by housing, healthcare and employment systems.

‘Tis the season for expressing thanks, and Jim Petras is definitely feeling the spirit. “I’m just so grateful right now, and especially to the people of Cleveland Heights who put their trust in me,” ...

It took some time for Yellow Springs Mayor Pam Conine to understand her sexual orientation. She did not think it was an option growing up in Findlay, Ohio, but nonetheless had a “wonderful upbringing.

All Ohioans deserve to be treated fairly and equally under the law. As governor, I am committed to standing up against ...

Trump’s executive orders prohibited cities from using federal grant dollars to fund programs that promote DEI and ‘gender ...

Congress granted funds to restore this critical service months ago. But it may not be back until the end of 2026.

LGBTQ+ people have higher barriers to seeking and getting help, fearing mistreatment from social workers, healthcare workers ...

The city of Lorain, Ohio unanimously approved a resolution on Monday, “affirms its commitment to human dignity, fair ...

In just the past year, Rae’s Safe Haven launched as a nonprofit in serving queer residents in Mahoning County, Ohio, found a ...

Here’s what we’ve got on this week’s brand new episode of This News is So Gay: Local policies can affect LGBTQ+ lives just as ...

Headbanging their way through venues across Ohio, Girl Cologne, an alternative rock band from Cleveland, has carved out an ...