An administrator of the state insurance program denies the allegations.

A state program responsible for insuring Iowans with pre-existing health problems is taking actions that at least two lawmakers say will lead to the disenrollment of 13 to 15 HIV-positive patients.

As I was talking to Brian Mustanski about his newly released study on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth, it occurred to me that most kids who are part of a minority group can rely on support and guidance from parents who are part of the same group.

That's less true, however, for many LGBT adolescents whose parents often — and this doesn't make them bad people — don't have a clue how to help their teens navigate their sexuality and cope with discrimination.

It is the final five weeks before Iowa's 2012 Matthew Shepard Scholarship applications are due.

Living as a minority can be hard — living with AIDS is even harder.

But Andrew Jolivette, an associate professor and department head in American Indian Studies at San Francisco State University, said colleges can help eradicate stigmas by offering more programs and organizations addressing AIDS.

Our guest speaker on the first Friday of January was the newly elected Democratic senator from Iowa’s 18th District, Liz Mathis.  A former TV anchor in Cedar Rapids [FFBC member and Iowa Senator Matt McCoy introduced her as “the Diane Sawyer of eastern Iowa”], Liz Mathes was the winner in a special election last November to replace Senator Swati Dandekar, who had been appointed to the Iowa Utilities Board.

A group of University of Iowa students hopes to bring the campus its first gay, bisexual, and progressive fraternity.

Organizers with Delta Lambda Phi are working toward becoming a greek colony at the UI and eventually becoming a fraternity. The new group's leaders say they're currently working on recruiting new members. They say about 15 men on campus have expressed interest.

It's a YouTube video that grabbed worldwide attention.

One year ago then University of Iowa student Zach Wahls testified to the Iowa House of Representatives urging them not to pass a constitutional amendment that would ban gay marriage in Iowa.

WeddingWire, the nation's leading wedding Marketplace, is excited to announce Inclusive Life has been selected to receive the prestigious WeddingWire Bride’s Choice Awards™ 2012 for Wedding Officiants.

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Since taking office, President Obama and his Administration have taken many steps to ensure that all students are safe and healthy and can learn in environments free from discrimination, bullying and harassment.

Today, One Iowa and Freedom to Marry—the campaign to win marriage nationwide—unveiled a new public education campaign: Why Marriage Matters Iowa.