Gov & Politics

Pushed to the Edge of Campus, These Trans Students Started Their Own Fraternity

After UC’s new bathroom signs pushed Eddy Risimini and his trans roommates off campus, they started Phi Alpha Gama, a fraternity made…

Oct. 26·Northern Kentucky

Gov & Politics

For LGBTQ+ Kentuckians Already Wary of Police, Flock Cameras Raise New Surveillance Fears

A queer Fort Thomas resident fears license plate readers will log her rainbow bumper stickers. Experts say ALPR cameras could deepen LGBTQ+…

Oct. 25·Northern Kentucky

Culture

“You Are Not Alone”: A Letter From the Trans Youth Who Made This Magazine

Co-editor Nyla Davies introduces Queer Cincinnati: Beyond the Binary, a magazine brought to life by trans youth, for trans youth.

Oct. 23·Northern Kentucky

Health

Northern Kentucky’s LGBTQ+ Paradox: Legal Protections at Home Contend with Restrictions at the Statehouse(s)

Queer Kentucky survey data shows Northern Kentucky LGBTQ+ residents may be physically safer, yet carry the state's heaviest mental health burden.

Oct. 23·Northern Kentucky

Gov & Politics

Flock cameras in Kentucky: How license plate readers get approved and how you can track them

What Flock and other license plate reader cameras collect, how Kentucky cities and counties approve police surveillance tech, and how you can…

The Kentucky State Capitol in Frankfort. (AP Photo/Timothy D. Easley, File)

Gov & Politics

What is the state constitutional amendment Kentucky voters will decide on this November?

Amendment 1 on Kentucky's Nov. 3 ballot would bar governors from granting pardons or commuting sentences around a governor's election. Here's what it does.

Oct. 26 By Alejandra O'Connell-Domenech

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Trans Kentuckians Are Staying Home. The Data Says Community Is What Helps.

Kentucky Black Pride Turns 10 in the Park That Sheltered Queer Lexington

Health

Louisville Pride Put Mental Health Front and Center. The Need Doesn’t End When the Tents Come Down.

At Louisville Pride, Mandala House and the Kentucky Psychological Foundation showed up for queer mental health. Our survey shows why the need outlasts it.

Oct. 9 By Jay Wells

At Black Soil KY’s Farmacy Markets, Narcan Sits Beside the Produce

Oct. 8·Lexington

Culture

How Missy Spears’ Humor and Advocacy Evolved Into Powerful Local Leadership

Oct. 7·Northern Kentucky

Culture

‘Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma’ Review: Queer Pleasure, Excess and a Bowling Green Theater

Oct. 7·South Central Kentucky

Gov & Politics

Federal Cuts “Handcuffed” BIPOC Harm Reduction in Kentucky. Communities Are Stepping Up.

Oct. 2·Lexington

Gov & Politics

It’s a Pause, Not a Ban: Liz Sheehan on Lexington’s Data Center Moratorium

Oct. 1·Lexington

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Culture

Talesha Wilson Is Changing the World. Louisville’s West End is Her Headquarters.

Oct. 21·Louisville

Culture

After Death Before Detransition, Trans Youth Across the River Make a Magazine of Their Own

Oct. 20·Northern Kentucky

Gov & Politics

Early Voting Starts Oct. 29. Our People Our Vote Wants Kentucky Voters to Have Help at the Polls.

Oct. 20·Louisville

Opinion

Rural Appalachian LGBTQ+ students shouldn’t have to choose between opportunity and belonging

Oct. 19·Appalachia

Health

AVOL Kentucky Is Adding Injectable PrEP. One Shot Can Replace Two Months of Pills.

Oct. 16·Lexington

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