SALT LAKE CITY — Rainbows flooded Salt Lake City streets Sunday morning as thousands took part in the Utah Pride Center's Pride Parade. There were more than 120 entries who dedicated time and ...

They cheered, they partied, they danced, they sang. Parents pushed strollers, kids with colored chalk decorated sidewalks and most everybody swayed to the omnipresent dance music amid a sea of rainbow ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Mayor Erin Mendenhall and members of the city council welcomed a crowd to the Salt Lake City & County Building where people took turns raising the LGBTQ Pride flag to mark the ...

Utah’s public transit agency — Utah Transit Authority (UTA) — will not be participating in this year’s Utah Pride Parade, hosted by the Utah Pride Center. Gavin Gustafson, a spokesperson for UTA, said ...

Despite the rainy March weather, hundreds of people flocked to the Utah Capitol on Saturday afternoon in a bright display of visibility — and celebration. To celebrate Transgender Day of Visibility ...

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The first-ever iteration of SLC Pride, the two-day festival that has been described as a ”grassroots” event with a focus on local LGBTQ+ organizations, kicked off Saturday afternoon with live music, ...

In March, Utah’s state government passed a law banning the display of certain flags in schools and other “government property.” While the bill itself does not name specific types of flags that would ...

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The Utah Legislature has passed a bill aimed at banning LGBTQ+ flags from Utah’s public schools and government buildings in the name of “neutrality.” After a fiery debate Thursday — the second-to-last ...

A Utah law banning the display of pride flags by publicly funded institutions and state employees is stoking controversy over whether the measure violates Constitutional free speech rights. The law ...

Utah Pride 2008 is on the horizon this weekend, and one of the biggest festivals in Utah (second only to that whole 1800's thing) is looking to make it another fantastic year in the heart of downtown.