The tutu protest came in response to Sen. Mike Enzi's comment that men who wear tutus into bars are asking to be assaulted.

Talking with high school students, a Republican implied that sometimes LGBTQ people deserve to get beat up.

The court said her conduct undermines the integrity of the judicial system, but it does not warrant removal from the bench.

The bill that would have allowed people to sue their employers if their policies about LGBTQ people conflicted with the employee's religious or moral convictions.

The complaint alleges that male co-workers used homophobic slurs and painted a truck the gay employee was known to use with pink polka dots, hearts, and rainbows.

An attorney for the ethics commission called the case "a low point and a black mark in the history of the judiciary in Wyoming."

The commission started an investigation of Neely after she told a reporter in 2014 she would not perform same-sex marriages because of her religious beliefs.

Police say they found Linda Thompson at the bank she had just robbed, saying "I want to go back to prison."

Prosecutor says he can't file anything tougher than misdemeanor assault charges because Utah's hate crimes law doesn't include LGBT protections.

"Once upon a time they hit us with nightsticks, and now they're our protectors."