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Skyridge High students petition to have Pride flags restored in teacher’s classroom
A petition by students of Skyridge High School in Lehi, Utah is working to replace Pride flags that were forced…
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Utah Sen. Daniel Thatcher’s evolution on LGBTQ issues, warning for GOP
Republican State Senator Daniel Thatcher was first elected to represent the left-leaning West Valley City area in the Utah Senate…
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LGBTQ+ Chamber opens Southern Utah chapter
Southwestern Utah will soon have added support for the LGBTQ community. The Utah LGBTQ+ Chamber of Commerce formed its first…
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Marlin Criddle, Oct. 19, 1946–March 12, 2023
Marlin Glenn Criddle, born Oct 19, 1946, in Honolulu, Hawaii, died March 12, 2023, in Seattle, Washington. He was the son…
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Rally and march at the Utah Capitol for Trans Day of Visibility
A rally and march are scheduled for March 31 to celebrate the 14th annual International Transgender Day of Visibility (TDoV).…
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Bill in response to St. George drag shows not heard before end of Utah legislative session
A bill that would require cities and other subdivisions of the state to provide public notice that an event in…
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Elevation Utah 2023, aka Gay Ski Week, was a success
For the past 20 years, Tom Whitman has been hosting the annual Elevation event, also known as Gay Ski Week,…
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Utah state senator pulls bill to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion offices in public universities
Utah Republican Sen. John Johnson of North Ogden shelved his controversial bill proposing the elimination of diversity, equity, and inclusion…
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Utah Democrats release statement on diversity, equity, inclusion
In the last week of the Utah State Legislative Session, House and Senate Democrats officially released a statement asking the legislature…
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Rep. Sahara Hayes is now Utah’s only openly LGBTQ legislator
Utah’s only currently openly gay legislator, Rep. Sahara Hayes, has become a prominent voice for LGBTQ rights in the state’s…
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