Supreme Court rejects call to overturn decision legalizing same-sex marriage in US

The Supreme Court turned away an appeal from a former Kentucky court clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples after the high court's ruling in 2015.

Texas judges can now refuse to perform same-sex marriages

While the Texas Supreme Court's addition to the judicial conduct code does not include reasoning for the change, it follows a years-long debate over whether judges within the state are obligated to perform same-sex ceremonies.

Texas governor targets 'political agendas' on roads; Montrose rainbow crosswalk to be removed

The rainbow crosswalk that was recently reinstalled in Houston's Montrose neighborhood will be removed after Gov. Greg Abbott sent TxDOT a directive to ensure the removal of all "political ideologies" from roadways.

Texas A&M fires professor over LGBT course content, orders audit of all classes

After Texas A&M University leaders were stripped of administrative positions due to LGBT content in at least one course, a professor has been terminated. The board of regents has also called for an audit on all courses across the school system.

NRA speaks out as Trump administration mulls possible trans firearms ban

Department of Justice officials are reportedly considering placing gun restrictions on trans people in the wake of Annunciation School shooting.

Student loan forgiveness program getting Trump overhaul: What’s changing

Here’s a look at how President Trump and the Education Department are looking to reshape the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, which cancels student debt for some employees after 10 years.

Pride Month Episode of "The Nightcap" Offers Insightful Mental Health Guidance for LGBTQ+ Community

In this Pride Month episode, "The Nightcap" explores LGBTQ+ mental health topics with experts, covering identity, coming out, and discrimination. The open Q&A session provides valuable insights and resources, making it essential for community members and allies seeking support and understanding.

Pentagon strips Harvey Milk's name from Navy ship on Pride weekend

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Friday that the U.S. Navy was renaming the USNS Harvey Milk, named for one of the country’s first openly gay elected officials in San Francisco.

Pride, Progress, and Mental Health: Your Questions Answered
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In this special Pride Month episode, Carolina sits down with two experienced mental health professionals for an open and empowering Q&A session. From navigating identity and coming out, to coping with discrimination and building affirming support systems, no question is off-limits. Our guests also share valuable mental health resources tailored to the LGBTQ+ community, offering guidance, hope, and tools for resilience. Whether you're a member of the community or an ally, this episode is a must-listen for understanding, support, and celebration. Resources for LGBTQ+ and beyond: montrosecenter.org legacycommunityhealth.org alexanderjfs.org hawc.org avenue360.org thetrevorproject.org 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

Jonathan Joss shooting: Murder suspect released after posting bond

The man charged with murdering “King of the Hill" and “Parks and Recreation" actor Jonathan Joss is now on house arrest after posting bond.

Fort Bend ISD approves controversial gender policy
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Parents of Fort Bend ISD need to know about a new policy, approved by the school board Monday night, regarding how school's handle students gender identity. FOX 26's Shelby Rose has more details on what the policy entails.

Texas A&M's 'Draggieland' allowed to proceed after judge rules against drag ban

A U.S. district judge has blocked a drag show ban put into place by the Texas A&M University System board of regents, that should allow its annual “Draggieland" event to be held this week.

Transgender service members will be discharged from military, Pentagon says

A new policy at The Pentagon will disqualify service members or recruits from serving if they’ve ever been diagnosed with or treated for gender dysphoria – with few exceptions.

Texas sues NCAA, calls for 'sex screening' of athletes

Attorney General Ken Paxton is asking the courts to require the NCAA to perform sex screenings on its student-athletes to determine their eligibility.