Sarah Bricker Hunt

Sir Patrick Stewart, who died Oct. 28 at 86, will be remembered by millions as Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Professor Charles Xavier. For many LGBTQ+ fans,

Equality Michigan is working to raise $250,000 after losing the grant that funds its Advocates for Community Empowerment (ACE) program, which supports

When parents of trans kids ask Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel how to keep their children safe, she has sometimes answered with a question of her

Sir Josef made history in September when he became the first trans man to win Mr. Michigan Leather (MML) in the contest's 31 years. The Lansing

Medicaid work rules start Jan. 1 and 167,000 Michiganders have already lost SNAP. LGBTQ+ adults rely more on both, so 2027 cuts will hit them harder.

President Donald Trump rallied for Republican Senate nominee Mike Rogers in Port Huron on Sunday, calling Abdul El-Sayed a "jihadist," falsely

Have you made a plan to vote? Early voting in Michigan begins Oct. 24 — read more below and visit our voter hub at pridesource.com/vote. In other news, the

Lindsey Graham spent three decades in Congress voting against nearly every major advance for LGBTQ+ Americans and brushing off questions about his own

The U.S. Supreme Court refused Wednesday to let the Trump administration cut off hormone therapy and other gender-affirming care for transgender people in

Detroit author and retired Pride Source contributor Jason A. Michael is signing copies of his new novel, "Fairies at Sea," on Wednesday, Oct. 21,

When Ringwald Theatre co-founder Brandy Joe Plambeck and fellow queer horror fan Jon Scarsella started organizing group outings a little over a year ago,

With early voting set to open statewide Saturday, Pride Source has launched its Michigan LGBTQ+ Voter Guide, a one-stop hub covering everything on the Nov.

If you're trans or nonbinary and your ID shows an old photo, a deadname or a gender marker that doesn't fit, you can still vote a regular ballot

What could it possibly mean to cover “both sides” of Pride? The two WOOD-TV news managers who told reporters to do just that never said, and a federal jury

Michigan's new health education standards, which recommend teaching students to define gender identity, gender expression and sexual orientation, have

Ten out LGBTQ+ candidates are on Michigan's Nov. 3 ballot, and two could make history. State Sen. Jeremy Moss would be the first out LGBTQ+ member of

If you're in line when Michigan's polls close at 8 p.m. on Nov. 3, you get to vote. That guarantee is written into state election law, and

Michigan voters don't have to wait until Nov. 3 to cast a ballot. Every city and township in the state offers early in-person voting from Saturday,

Every Michigan voter will find the same two statewide questions at the bottom of the ballot Nov. 3. Proposal 1 asks whether to call a convention to rewrite

Monday, Oct. 19 is the last day to register to vote online or by mail in Michigan for the Nov. 3 general election. Miss it and you can still register and