Earlier this month, the Supreme Court heard arguments in multiple cases of employee LGBTQ discrimination, and advocates for the community in Indiana say the stakes for young people are as high as ever.

Students were welcomed back to school Thursday by rainbow streamers decorating the campus entrance.

The teacher fired from an Indianapolis Catholic school last month because he is in a same-sex marriage filed a lawsuit today against the Archdiocese of Indianapolis.

Republican candidate for Mayor Jim Merritt said Thursday that he will not march in the Indy Pride parade and regrets his initial vote for the Religious Freedom Restoration Act in 2015.

Shelly Fitzgerald was suspended last month from her job at Roncalli High School after administrators learned she's married to a woman.

The Indianapolis Archdiocese posted online Tuesday a letter from the Most Rev. Charles Thompson saying teachers and guidance counselors are ministers of the faith who must lead by word and example.

Several voucher schools have openly anti-LGBTQ admission policies, but Indiana has no statewide anti-discrimination law.

The student testifies he feels ostracized by peers because he must use either the female restroom or small unisex bathrooms in the nurse's office.

Advocates say without the right support in schools, transgender kids are at higher risk for dropping out, or even suicide.

A federal appeals court in Chicago has ruled the 1964 Civil Rights Act does protect LGBT employees from workplace discrimination.