Over 200 places around downtown Raleigh have a history as gathering spaces for LGBTQ+ people dating to the 1990s and earlier.

A new draft report tries to tell the story of the places that shaped Raleigh's LGBTQ community through the decades, but the people putting it together say they need help filling historical gaps.

Wing Ng, Toshiba Rice, Lynn Edmonds, Sam Hershey, and Lindsay Mahaffey will keep their seats on the Wake County school board.

and I have addressed those issues and moved on from those issues,” he told reporters in a news conference at the Legislative Building in Raleigh. He made the comments as acting governor while ...

Avery Belyeu is the first openly transgender person to be the leader of a large LGBTQ center in the country. "It feels like a bit of a glass ceiling moment," she said. "I certainly feel that ...

“But there was very little in the classroom. My textbook, for example, didn’t have anything about LGBTQ people or LGBTQ history,” Wilson said. That lack of inclusion led him to found Lesbian ...

“It’s important right now for cities to do the kind of work that Raleigh is doing, to say the LGBT community has been part of Raleigh for generations,” she said. The following sites were ...

In 1966 the Cardinal Room, a tavern that sold beer, welcomed LGBTQ+ people on West Martin Street in downtown Raleigh ... charged the owner for allowing LGBTQ people in the bar where they gathered ...

The effort to recognize sites of historical importance to Raleigh’s LGBTQ+ community began six years ago after the city hosted Stonewall Sports, an LGBTQ sports organization, and realized the ...

“It’s important right now for cities to do the kind of work that Raleigh is doing, to say the LGBT community has been part of Raleigh for generations,” she said. The following sites were selected ...