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Kokomo Pride is inviting the community to ask questions about all things LGBT this weekend.

The festival showcased films such as “The Garden Left Behind” and "Changing the Game."

The Preserve Indy Initiative is formally acknowledging the LGBT significance of over 100 locations in historic districts throughout Indianapolis.

The Columbus Pride Festival that attracted an estimated 2,500 people on a rainy spring day last year will return downtown on April 13.The free event, set for noon to 4 p.m. April 13, will be held on the 500 block of Fifth Street in front of the Bartholomew County Public Library Plaza to allow room

An award for doing the right thing? This response, in part, came from Dominic Dorsey II, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville director of Disability Support Services, after receiving the Champions of Community Engagement Award. The award was presented by Empower Indy Inc. and Powerhouse Church of Deliverance in Indianapolis at the Second Annual EmPOWERment Gala held May 18 at the Sheraton in Indianapolis.

The Black drag queens of the Avenue helped build queer visibility in Indy for the first time. But their memory is left frozen in archives.

Bruce Smail was a graduate student who fought for diversity support at IU in the 1990s. Now he's back. 

In the heart of Pence country lies a gay oasis that needs to be on everyone’s list of places to visit. Bloomington, Indiana is one of the most welcoming and gay-friendly small cities I have ever traveled to, partially due to Indiana University and the LGBT initiatives they have implemented over the past few decades. This coupled with a bohemian lifestyle among residents makes it a great destination to visit for a weekend getaway.

Indianapolis has always felt like a second home to me. I used to publish a gay magazine there called UNITE a few years ago, so I was frequently visiting the city. This time, I wanted to experience things that I may not have had the chance to see on previous visits.

South Bend mayor Pete Buttigieg is now a married man.

Jake Bain talks about his experience coming out and the reaction from his teammates, friends - and opponents.