Did our city do right to the homelessness problem?
On Wednesday November 6th, the Las Vegas City Council passed Ordinance 2019-36 by a 5-2 vote before a highly emotional and raucous crowd, this ordinance […]
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LGBTQ History Critical Points From 1966 to Present
Before Stonewall, there is an event that occurred three years before in the streets of the Tenderloin district in San Francisco in August 1966. These […]
Pour Coffee House 2019 Raffle Winners!!
Good morning Las Vegas! We want to thank everyone that came out on Sunday at Pour Coffee House! Hats off to an amazing event. So […]
The Legacy of Matthew Shepherd
On a fateful night, twenty one years ago on October 6, 1998, a young gay man named Matthew Shepherd stopped into a bar in Laramie, […]
Las Vegas Pride Fest 2019 Raffle Winners!
Good morning Las Vegas! We want to thank everyone that came out this weekend to support us and all of the vendors and Las Vegas […]
Why Trans Pride is Important this weekend!
Having trans representation at Pride is important for the community, both the Trans community, and the cis LGB community. Along with my own view, […]
NCOD – National Coming Out Day
This year National Coming Out Day falls on October 11th in conjunction with the annual Las Vegas Pride Parade which will be held downtown at […]
National Voter Registration Day
September 25 is National Voter Registration Day, please make sure you register to vote, update your voter information, or help someone get registered to vote. […]
Controversy over drag queen story times in Henderson continue
Story by: Sean DeLancey HENDERSON (KTNV) — The battle over drag queen story time is heating up in Henderson. Protesters and counter protesters clashed again […]
Drag Queen Story Time
In an effort to promote diversity and inclusion within the community and to promote their libraries as safe and welcoming spaces for everyone to have […]
