Transgender

U.S. District Judge Alan Johnson ruled Friday he could not impose the plaintiffs' definition of a woman.

Trustee Mary Schmidt, author of the proposed policy, said it is only a draft and much time will be needed for discussion and community suggestions.

Some plaintiffs sleep with bars over their doors.

"Plaintiffs may not levy serious accusations without standing behind them."

Some of the plaintiffs claim the local leadership pressured them to vote to admit Smith and ignored their concerns or else face retaliation.

Court says a national beauty pageant has a First Amendment right to exclude a transgender woman from competing, because including her could interfere with the message the pageant has said it wants to send about "what it means to be a woman.”

As Pride month kicks off, ART 321 is presenting 'A Guide to Pronouns' on Wednesday evening, beginning at 6:00 p.m.

The Wyoming Supreme Court will decide whether transgender residents can change their sex on their birth certificates.

Mayor Kenyne Humphrey said she wants to revisit the matter at a future work session to refine the language of the resolution.

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

The Legislature has its hands full with dealing with education, Gov. Matt Mead said.

The State of Wyoming is now part of a 10-state lawsuit challenging a federal directive to school districts across the country declaring students should be allowed access to the restroom appropriate for their individual gender identity.