Mutual aid centers BIPOC trans voices, pushing queer groups toward equity and liberation.

Queer Louisville band RELAAY talks debut album Midtempo Magic and finding representation.

This issue isn’t about policy debates — it’s testimony, resistance, and survival. Kentucky’s trans youth wrote and designed this magazine themselves, speaking directly to their peers and communities. ...

"I need to see people dancing and having a good time, or I feel like I’m not doing my job."

Trans Haven offers support, connection, and joy for trans adults across Louisville and beyond.

Kim Davis’ case will not be the vehicle the court uses to eradicate the equal dignity of same-sex couples.

Louisville Metro opened a new portal for people to submit complaints about Bardstown Road bars ahead of a licensing deadline in October.

Mathematical models indicate that the worst-case scenario of the Trump administration's HIV-related cuts could result in 3 million deaths and an infection rate outpacing the virus’s peak in the 1990s.

The 19th spoke with experts about the window of opportunity — and risk — that exists while the State Department complies with a court order.

The LGBTQ-specific option on the 988 lifeline gave queer youth immediate access to trained counselors. Now, Trump is shutting it down, despite widespread support and need.

Throuple stars explore queer love, desire, and identity in this bold new indie film.

Cain Culto is here, Kentucky and he's created his own music genre: Kentucky Latin Art Pop

Dustin Hall’s art reclaims Appalachian memory, queerness, and grief through layered materials.

Featuring: Orion Rummler (The 19th), Joseph Darius Jaafari (LOOKOUT) and Missy Spears (Queer Kentucky).

Louisville's Wandering Treehouse offers safe and affirming spaces for marginalized communities.

Photographer Trish Gibson captures Appalachian grief, trauma, and queer identity through film.

LGBTQ activist Peter Taylor, a founder of Kentucky’s gay rights movement, dies at age 71.

New Kentucky law targeting trans Medicaid care takes effect Friday, leaving access in limbo.

Carma Bell Marshall uplifts trans youth, lives with HIV, and leads with joy and advocacy.

Jim Obergefell reflects on 10 years since marriage equality and the fight still ahead.

Ashland archivist Hollyn-Reid preserves queer life with zines, selfies, and filing cabinets.

Macaron Bar blends French sweets with queer pride, offering safe jobs and baking classes.

Malcolm Davis uplifts Black queer Appalachian stories through Affrilachian Arts Institute.

Kentucky Shakespeare casts non-binary actor as Hamlet, debuting first queer romance on its stage.

Queer News From Around the World June 7 - 13

Matt Dodd leads 17 McDonald’s with pride, blending queer identity, community, and business.

Here are some tips on practicing harm reduction, homies.

Covington LGBTQ+ liaison under scrutiny after five civil rights lawsuits ahead of Pride.

Pride has always been important for queer communities and individuals. As many of us know, Pride started with the Stonewall Riots in 1969, and one year later,

California sober is all the rage for this Kentuckian cannabis enthusiast.

“Wish You Were Queer” brings gay comedy to Kentucky in OUTtv series spotlighting small towns.