LGBTQ

Greater Peoria’s LGBTQ community is anxious about what Donald Trump’s second presidency will mean for them.

Peoria's affirming churches are participating in Pride events to make their open and affirming status more known.

Three men were arrested on hate crime charges Thursday for allegedly stealing Pride flags throughout the Uplands neighborhood on Peoria's West Bluff.

The Women’s Center and the LGBTQ Kaleidoscope Center provide community resources, health and safety tools, and a safe gathering space.

The Legacy Wall is currently being hosted by Illinois Central College’s East Peoria campus. The traveling exhibition features the stories of Turing and other LGBTQ historical figures, including Eleanor Roosevelt, Michelangelo and Alexander the Great.

Central Illinois Friends is moving to a new headquarters that also will serve the area’s first LGBTQ+ community center.

Mental health impacts everyone differently, but some communities face disparities that can take a much bigger toll on their mental wellness, or call for extra things to consider when deciding when and if to seek treatment.

Access to health care is a concern for many Peorians. However, finding health care is an even greater struggle for members of the LGBTQ community, who often can't find medical providers willing to serve them, offer the services they need, or make them feel comfortable in a vulnerable setting.

While Pride Month may officially be over, there’s still plenty of Pride events to attend this weekend in the River City.

Black Sheep Flower Farm located in Lewistown about 40 miles from Peoria, is much more than your average flower farm in a rural small town.