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

Michigan voters will fill two of the seven seats on the state Supreme Court Nov. 3, and the result will help decide how the state's highest court

Ann Arbor's school board bought itself 90 days of breathing room in its standoff with the U.S. Department of Justice this week, while Detroit gets

When the Rev. William Danaher asked Julisa Abad whether she feels God's presence as she helps families find justice through the legal system, the

Ann Arbor Public Schools has agreed to a 90-day standstill with the U.S. Department of Justice in its fight over a district policy that protects

A local advocate and longtime reader told our team recently that sharing news in Pride Source is "almost like sharing news with your family."

Angelica Robinson, a Detroit police corporal, knows what it means to build relationships. After more than three decades in law enforcement, the bisexual

Curtis Renee's family and friends will gather Sunday, Oct. 11, to celebrate their life, joined by a wide circle of Detroiters still grieving the

Early in any reporter's process comes a simple but vital question: Who will this story serve? In queer journalism, the answer has almost always been

Ferndale Pride usually gets a head start on the season. The festival lands the Saturday after Memorial Day, often before June even begins, which makes it

The October issue marks a new era for Between The Lines. After 33 years as a newspaper, Pride Source's flagship publication now arrives as a glossy

Editor's note: Pride Source is identifying some people interviewed for this story by first name only to protect their privacy, at their request. To

Fall is filling up fast across Michigan's LGBTQ+ community. This weekend, Affirmations hands out its annual Aff Five Awards to a lineup of longtime

Sharon Hughes, the mother of Detroit drag icon Nickki Stevens and a fixture at Gigi's Gay Bar for nearly 30 years, died Saturday, Sept. 19. She was

There's a version of this story that starts with a list. Like many good stories, though, it's better to start at the bar, under a pressed-tin