St. Louis MO

While the platform has been banned on Twitter and restricted on Google, it not only remains on Facebook – it’s growing, too.

Mary Walsh and Beverly Nance were just looking for a new home where they could be surrounded by friends and could get some extra care if needed.

LGBTQ couples in Missouri flocked to the St. Louis City Hall last week for days of mass weddings.

Desperate to avoid paying out a $20 million dollar verdict – with interest and fees – new lawyers are trying any tactic to get the judgement set aside.

The culture of homophobia and Chief Jon Belmar’s poor defense helped seal the decision to find the St. Louis police liable for almost $20 million.

He has been charged with making a terrorist threat after threatening to kill LGBTQ people and himself at the popular pride festival.

The couple were told living together would violate their definition of marriage as “the union of one man and one woman, as marriage is understood in the Bible.”

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

Three people were injured when the man drove his car through the crowd in a scene reminiscent of the neo-Nazi attack in Charlottesville.

The club is considering a “pride night” but has no problem with a former player who rails about “the LGBT agenda” speaking at “Christian Day.”

“Recent concerns about GSUSA and their position on and inclusion of transgender and homosexual issues are proving problematic.”

Participant and volunteer registration for the 2016 North American Continental OutGames kicked off this week with early bird fees in effect until Feb. 15.

The evening saw the dedication of the first-in-the-nation Transgender Memorial Garden in the Grove neighborhood and a subsequent candlelight march.

What’s believed to be the first transgender memorial garden in the US will be located in St. Louis’ Grove neighborhood.

Superintendent Aaron Cornman refused to link the resignations to recent unrest over transgender student Lila Perry.

The Gay Rub is a collaborative project showcasing a collection of over 100 rubbings from important markers of LGBT history.

Police claim Robert Smith used Craigslist and other social media to contact “potential victims.”

A jury in Missouri deliberated about two hours before recommending the prison term for former Lindenwood University student Michael L. Johnson.

Echoing concerns voiced last week by the bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Springfield-Cape Girardeau, the Archdiocese of St. Louis is also criticizing a Catholic-based hospital group’s plan to extend benefits to same-sex spouses of employees.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — More than a dozen same-sex couples were married Friday in the Kansas City area after a federal judge declared that Missouri’s ban on gay marriage violates the U.S. Constitution. The decision, which follows a similar one earlier this week in St. Louis, means that same-sex marriage licenses now are being issued in Missouri’s two…