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On Oct. 7, former police detective Shannon Daley and current detective Teri Patrick sued Police Chief McPheeters under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act because he knew that now-retired detective Chase Nash should have been terminated.

The Andruses bought a century-old building that had been on the market for eight years on Main Street, and remodeled it with an old west theme.

Wyoming Equality believes the decision is about discrimination and not military readiness.

Roy Mestas is seeking compensatory and punitive damages.

Roy Mestas, through his attorney, alleges the Town of Evansville violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The proposal is sponsored by Rep. James W. Byrd (D-Cheyenne).

The complaint was filed in July. Civil rights complaints take between four months and several years to resolve.

The U.S. Supreme Court has stated Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act "does not create a 'general civility code for the American workplace.'"

A 73-year-old Scottsdale, AZ resident is accusing book retailer Barnes & Noble of discrimination after an employee had him booted from the store for shopping by himself in the children’s section.

Rapper T.I. is the cover subject of Vibe’s year-end issue with the tagline, “T.I. Wants You Back.” The ‘I’m Flexin” artist discusses a number of topics with journalist Bonsu Thompson, including his time in prison, Osama Bin Laden and his beloved wife Tameka “Tiny” Cottle. But what’s got the tabloid media riled up is Tip’s supposed quotes about gay people.

You’d hardly expect an artist responsible for frothy pop songs such as ‘Livin’ La Vida Loca,’ ‘Shake Your Bon-Bon’ and ‘She Bangs’ to be at the center of a political controversy, but that’s apparently exactly where Ricky Martin is these days. Rumor has it that an upcoming Martin gig in Honduras may be canceled — not to mention the star’s visa is in jeopardy — because government officials disapprov

On Sunday, Patti Stanger, the star of Bravo’s reality show ‘Millionaire Matchmaker,’ made some rather controversial comments about gay men on the live Bravo talk show show ‘Watch What Happens,’ saying “in the gay world, there is always going to be open relationships.” She added that she thinks “there is no curbing the gay,” while she also told a caller, who identified himself as being gay, that sh