Council affirms support for LGBTQ rights and calls for a trans sanctuary city resolution.

The Salt Lake City Council unanimously approved a joint resolution with the mayor recognizing Transgender Awareness Week and declaring Nov. 20, 2025 Transgender Day of Remembrance. Trans Coalition representatives accepted the resolution and urged continued action to protect and support transgender residents.

Erie City Council supports LGBTQ community by becoming a sanctuary city and receiving high equality scores.

The Kelly III Loving Act prohibits out-of-state laws on gender affirming health care.

Commission honors Juneteenth, recognizing its historic importance in American freedom.

The New Britain Common Council approved a Juneteenth proclamation and a set of administrative resolutions on June 24, including a $73,288 one‑year purchase order to Superion LLC, a $90,000 engineering assignment for Allen Street Phase 2, Complete Streets work on Myrtle Street presented at about $4.95 million with major state funding, and procurement of maintenance chemicals for Stanley Golf Course.

Tanya Hughes of the state CHRO told the Judiciary Committee she supports procedural clarifications in SB 399 but warned that creating separate gym areas for protected classes risks segregating victims rather than holding harassers accountable; small‑business owners and transgender advocates offered contrasting views.

Akron’s mayor and council sponsors presented a resolution urging opposition to a state House bill described in the meeting as restricting drag performances and targeting LGBTQ+ residents; the rules committee suspended its rules to send the measure to full council that evening.

Private parties can file discrimination complaints with the Justice Department within 180 days.

Governor Culver's law affirms dignity and protections for transgender individuals in Iowa.

Atlanta recognizes the legacy of black veterans and proclaims February 25 as Triple Nickels Day.

Farmers Branch recognizes June 2025 as Bridal Month to celebrate LGBTQ history and rights.

Lawmakers amend NRS 695A.198 to protect gender identity in insurance coverage decisions.

Commission members approve agenda and recognize the traditional lands of Dena'ina peoples.

Activist highlights dangers of living in a red state during emotional testimony on LGBTQ rights.

Legislature introduces HB 638 to prohibit diversity statement requirements in government.

Opponents of House Bill 300 argue it discriminates against transgender youth in Montana.

Governor Katz pledges support for transgender Utah National Guard members amid legal disputes.