Chicago's most famous attractions are obviously a must, but what of the Windy City's many magnificent spots that most ...

Queer Art and Activism in Chicago” is a messy, exuberant gathering of painting, sculpture, photography, film and ephemera ...

A groundbreaking exhibit at Chicago’s Wrightwood 659 uncovers how visual art helped shape global queer identity between 1869 ...

Chip and Joanna Gaines face conservative vitriol for featuring a gay married couple on their new Magnolia Network reality ...

A timely exhibition dissects the emergence of modern ideas about gender and sexuality—and the backlash against them.

An exhibition examines how art was affected by the idea of sexual identity. Its curators say the show has run into resistance at home and abroad.

A Scott County magistrate dismissed the most serious of three charges against a woman accused of operating a Bettendorf massage spa as a front for prostitution.

Brent Slough, a former Army Ranger and West Point grad, remains in a Miami ICU as his family prays for healing and justice. The boaters who fled are still at large.

Outdoor theater is a Chicago summer tradition. Here’s where to Shakespeare under the stars. You can lay out a blanket for any of these productions in city and suburban parks. Bonus: Most shows ...

"The First Homosexuals" exhibit at Wrightwood 659 features art on queer identities from 1869-1939, with over 300 works by 125 artists.

Officials said the search team was in the area investigating the disappearance of a female in late May of this year when they found the body on Monday.

‘Love Island' watch parties bring villa drama to Chicago-area bars Here are a few of the spots offering themed watch parties for "Love Island" fans.