Missouri

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  This man said it’s his duty to stop ‘gay stuff.’ Now he’s facing hate crimes charges.

  He admitted to attacking three people because he thought they were gay and "showed no remorse" when arrested.

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  The next time you watch TV in Palm Springs, keep this in mind

  The owners of Palm Springs' TV and radio stations are actively working against LGBTQ rights back home in Missouri.

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  Republicans may impeach Missouri’s governor over sexcapades, but Trump shouldn’t worry

  Congressional Republicans will never have the courage to oust a sexual predator from their midst.

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  Student sentenced to 10 years for ‘reckless’ HIV exposure gets paroled after 6 years

  All the jurors were straight, and 11 of the 12 were white. Anyone who said something positive about LGBT people was not allowed to serve.

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  Lesbian moms & their 6 kids presumed dead after their car plunges over cliff

  Police don't understand how the car could have accidentally gone over the cliff. The moms were being investigated by child services.

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  St. Louis is rallying around a gay football player targeted by a hate group

  When Westboro Baptist protests high-school football player Jake Bain today, they'll be outnumbered.

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  Senate Republicans introduce bill to give companies a license to discriminate

  21 senators have signed onto a bill that would allow discrimination against LGBT people. Trump has pledged to support it.

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  The South needs PrEP the most, so why are the fewest prescriptions written there?

  And why don't some doctors know what it is and what it can do?

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  Was this gay man’s killing a hate crime or a tragic accident?

  TaRon M. Carson was gunned down in Kansas City. No arrests have been made and the police have offered little in the way of information.

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  Are these recent wins the beginning of a Blue Wave for 2018?

  It's beginning to look like Democrats could capture the majority in both the House and Senate in 2018.

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