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Members of Chicago’s LGBTQ+ community led a march throughout the city’s North Side Sunday to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement.

With the cancellation of this year’s Pride Parade in Chicago, members of the city’s LGBTQ+ community stepped up and led a march throughout the city’s North Side Sunday in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement. The “Pride Without Prejudice: Reclaiming Pride” march kicked off with a rally at around noon at the Belmont CTA station in the Lake...

As Chicago nears what was supposed to be the popular Pride parade this weekend, one of the city’s only known out transgender police officers is speaking out. Officer Megan Woods, a 17-year veteran of the Chicago Police Department,says she hopes her story provides hope for others during uncertain times. Officer Woods works in the city’s 19th police district, serving...

The coordinator of Chicago’s annual Pride Parade for more than 40 years has passed away.

After severe weather rolled into the Chicago area, police have announced that the Pride Parade taking place on the city’s North Side has been canceled.

 Even though Sunday’s Pride Parade was cut short by rain in Chicago, parade-goers still had a fantastic time at the 50th edition of the event. NBC 5’s Lexi Sutter has more. 

Severe weather caused the Chicago Pride Parade to be canceled, brought sporting events to a halt, and sent residents and tourists scurrying for cover on Sunday afternoon.

With less than 24 hours to go, final preparations are underway for the annual Pride Parade on the city’s North Side Sunday.

Chicago’s Pride Parade will take place Sunday, and the city is undergoing its final preparations for the event. NBC 5’s Chris Hush has all the details.

“Orange is the New Black” star Lea DeLaria will serve as the Grand Marshal for the 2017 Chicago Pride Parade, organizers announced Wednesday.

Organizers of Chicago’s annual Pride Parade say they’re changing the 2016 event to make it shorter and safer.

The City of Chicago, Ald. Tom Tunney (44th) and Ald. James Cappleman (46th) released a joint statement Monday detailing their plan to move the event if parade-goers continue to be rowdy.

NBC Chicago’s Susan Carlson reports live from Lakeview.