Here’s the thing nobody’s obituary is going to lead with, so I will: Dolly Parton picked up the phone for queer press. Not just the glossies with the biggest circulation — she talked ...

LGBTQ+ adults are more likely than other adults to miss healthcare appointments due to cost or other reasons — with a third reporting their health worsened as a result, according to a new survey ...

Local activist Kits Blanc, the Endo King and QMNTY Center’s Spark King, is waging a battle against endometriosis as an Endo Warrior. The trans man is fighting against a disease that is most often, but ...

The controversy surrounding the removal of a Pride display from the Monroeville Public Library earlier this year is expanding beyond the display itself, as residents call for a ...

Sometimes, finding your people starts with a place to hang out, study, or make a bracelet. QBurgh’s Kalliyan Winder visited the University of Pittsburgh’s Rainbow Alliance to learn how the LGBTQ+ ...

Come on in, the water’s fine. Wade into it up to your ankles, your calves, your waist, you’ll be okay. You’ll adjust to the waves that swirl around you so come on, dive in, it’s all good. As ...

The City of Pittsburgh is planning a new Department of Public Works maintenance facility along Prospect Drive in Schenley Park, putting a new municipal building in an area with generations of ...

Well, babes. We made it to the last day of August. Summer isn’t technically over, but we all know what’s happening. Campuses are full again. The evenings are getting shorter. Somewhere in Pittsburgh, ...

Around the time the pandemic was heating up, Crystal McKee noticed something alarming at the clinic at Allies for Health + Wellbeing. “I noticed there were African American young males who were ...

Listen on Spotify Okay, Pittsburgh. Who turned on fall? Students are back on campus, the mornings suddenly have a little chill to them, and for the first time in months, stepping ...

I remember as a baby lesbian that I wanted to read more books with sapphic characters like me, but a lot of the sapphic books at the time when I came out were more realistic fiction taking place ...