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Jane's Walk MKE is organizing 11 community-led in-person walking tours of Milwaukee, as well as a handful of video tours.

A legal name change is often an important and affirming step for members of the transgender community. But the process to do so can be complicated, time-consuming and expensive.

Take a tour of the beautiful Courage House, providing a modern place to stay and other support for homeless LGBTQ youth in Milwaukee.

Northwestern Mutual president Greg Oberland is an ally supporting LGBT employees from the Milwaukee-based company showing their pride in the rainbow flag via an online page that spread from an internal company audience to social media with a very positive response.

Courage House in Milwaukee is a small home that hopes to make a big difference.

The Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce and Herzing University-Brookfield today announced a new scholarship for LGBT individuals working in the healthcare industry. The Pride in Healthcare scholarship opens up new possibilities for members of the Greater Milwaukee LGBT community to pursue careers in healthcare and further raise awareness among all healthcare professionals of the need for increased cultural understanding when caring for and supporting coworkers of the LGBT population.

A Roman Catholic priest in Milwaukee has come out as gay, writing that he will no longer live in the shadows of secrecy and plans to be

The Wisconsin LGBT Chamber of Commerce announced that is has reached 500 current and active members of the LGBT Chamber with the addition of the Milwaukee Brewers, who are joining

For the second year in a row, upstart Hamburger Mary's has edged LaCage to be named as Milwaukee's best LGBT bar. And, after moving from Bay View to Walker's Point in November, opening in a larger location, readers seemed to love Mary's even more.

Father Greiten “came out” to his congregation in this Milwaukee suburb about three years ago, at age 51, when he announced, “I am a gay priest, and a celibate priest.” This moment came after a lifetime of struggle, serving a church that teaches that “acting on” homosexual feelings is a sin.

I am always up for a big adventure, so I thought visiting Milwaukee right before winter would be a good idea. Little did I know, winter comes early in Wisconsin. I was greeted with a small snow storm and below freezing temperatures, but I wasn’t going to let that stop me. It was my first time visiting the city and I had lots to see.

On March 11, Sex Ed for Adults is kicking off the Riverwest Public House Cooperative Anniversary week with Hidden History of LGBT Milwaukee. The event will explore some little-known pieces

Several high-profile authors of special interest to the LGBT community are appearing at Boswell and Outwords books over the next six weeks, including Andre Aciman, who penned the novel Call

It’s one of the most glamorous annual events on Milwaukee’s LGBT social calendar. But while it’s been held every year since 1989, “the Challenge Party” has attracted little attention outside