News
On or about September 25, 2023, Fenway Health began hearing from some of our patients reporting that they had been sent invoices intended for other Fenway Health patients.
The nation's first openly gay governor is looking to re- enter politics nearly 20 years after he left.
On October 31, the Zoning Board of Appeal today rejected a plan to replace Cathedral Station, 1222 Washington St. in the South End, with a marijuana dispensary.
Off-year elections are typically dull –with no presidential, Congressional, or other big spotlight races on the ballot. But Tuesday night's off-year election results had many moments for LGBTQ people to celebrate.
Content, Controversy & Coverage; Wednesday, November 8
In 1992, the Black transgender representative was outed by the press. She's finally ready to talk.
For years, people have debated what actually happened that night in June 1969 when Stonewall was raided and a new, more militant struggle for equality was born.
20 LGBTQ individuals recognized
A newly formed group of LGBTQ leaders is proud to announce the launch of an LGBTQ+ Museum in the City of Boston.
