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The abortion bans "undermine the integrity of the medical profession by hamstringing the ability of physicians to provide evidence-based medicine to their patients," a district judge ruled.
Russell Henderson, one of two men convicted of the heinous hate crime, tried to have his double life sentence shortened.
The former assistant principal of a Colorado high school claims he was fired after offering "a Christian perspective" on a school play about the murder of Matthew Shepard, a gay college student.
The case, which asks the appeals court to rule against the sorority’s right to accept transgender members, was already dismissed by a lower court judge.
House Bill 156 would define gender-affirming care to be "not in the best interest" of youth in the state. The bill affects guardianships, custody fights, and child protective services.
“[The principal] just took it as, there’s a gay person [so it’s] promoting gayness, but that’s not even how that works. People don’t become gay from watching a show,” the sister of the school's drama teacher said.
The announcement came on what would have been Matthew Shepard's 47th birthday. He was killed in 1998, having been attacked and tied to a fence to be left for dead.
The judge dismissed a case brought by six other sorority sisters who were opposed to the transgender sister's membership.
After 27 years at the library, she still believes that it’s important to offer books from all perspectives, including those of LGBTQ+ people.
The Republican leader suddenly stopped talking and stared off into the distance during his weekly press conference.
The sisters are upset that the sorority has taken an inclusive stance as opposed to engaging in transphobia.
The former sorority member says the national organization is being exclusionary and transphobic because of the current political climate.
Cheney lost Tuesday's Republican primary for the U.S. House seat from Wyoming to a Trump-backed candidate.
Sen. Cynthia Lummis of Wyoming was booed during a commencement address at the University of Wyoming over the remarks.
The attacker yelled slurs at the woman and kicked her beside a fencepost.
Magician Mikayla Oz was set to perform her act for kids at libraries in two Wyoming towns.
The T-shirts say guns are the state's "cure for AIDS."
They're pushing Wyoming toward living up to its nickname of the Equality State.
The action appears to say the items are as disruptive as racist and homophobic literature recently distributed at the Cheyenne, Wyo., school.
Kaycee Cook was barred from the school where she helps run the GSA after she reported racist and homophobic literature being circulated.
