LGBTQ

The long-time library director had sued local government officials for her 2023 termination, alleging they violated her free speech rights by punishing her for refusing to move LGBTQ+ books.

A federal court dismissed the 2023 case for a second time last month. The case has propelled its participants into the national spotlight.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and LGBTQ+ youth in Wyoming and around the country are finding it harder to receive support because of a move by the Trump administration.

Judge Alan Johnson writes the court cannot force the sorority to adopt a "narrow" definition of woman. Dismissed with prejudice, the suit cannot be tried again.

This comes amid Trump administration cuts to special services on the 988 hotline.

She alerted Gov. Mark Gordon’s office and the Highway Patrol about her plans shortly before the demonstration. But when the time came to open the bathroom doors down the hall from the governor’s office, she encountered no resistance from troopers or security.

The decision by the court’s conservative supermajority deals a setback to supporters of transgender rights as GOP-dominated states and the Trump administration look to eliminate protections for trans people.

The display of Pride flags outside the Evansville town hall had inspired one local man to protest by covering the nearby sidewalk with chalk swastikas.

The refiled federal suit drops the trans student at its heart as a defendant. It also drops several of its plaintiffs.

UW's Kappa Kappa Gamma chapter admitted a transgender student in 2022, prompting a federal lawsuit, national attention and now a U.S. Department of Education investigation.