Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich called the burning of Pride flags outside Cincinnati homes "hateful attempts to intimidate" the community.

A woman who stole a Pride flag off the front entrance of a Grand Haven church late Friday night now says she will return the flag.

Hamilton County Prosecutor Connie Pillich announced Monday Thomas Niehaus has been indicted on seven counts of aggravated ...

The church sits right across the street from the Grand Haven Department of Public Safety building. The Rev. Jared Cramer said ...

Thomas Niehaus is charged with felony counts of aggravated arson. Officials said he could face more charges after the ...

A Hamilton County grand jury indicted a local man accused of setting fire to pride flags and a Ukrainian yard sign in two ...

By Hayden Yu Andersen Reporting for West Seattle Blog “The first pride,” Dominique Stephens made sure to point out, “was a ...

Shadow home affairs minister Andrew Hastie has claimed many Australians were “disappointed” to see non-Australian flags flown ...

Clifton and Northside residents had their properties set ablaze in a specific targeting of flags, including the LGBTQ ...

Thomas Niehaus, accused of multiple arsons targeting Pride flags, had an outburst in court claiming to be "Fighting for the ...

Neither the summer heat nor the controversies that had threatened to mar the event appeared to deter the participants ...

Life in the City United Methodist Church, located off South Congress Ave. on East Monroe Street, was vandalized with a ...