EDGE New England

The Boston Police Department officials have revealed new policies that aim to make transgender criminals suspects feel more inclusive.

EDGE recently caught up with Boston politicians Rep. Joe Kennedy III and Rep. Jeffrey Sanchez during the city’s annual AIDS Walk and 5k Run, to gauge their views on HIV/AIDS work and LGBT equality.

Austrian dream pop duo High Highs and New York based Vampire Weekend put on a stellar performance at Boston University’s Aggains Arean last week in support of Vampire Weekend’s newest LP, "Modern Vampires of the City."

BAGLY celebrates Gay Pride with a rally, march, entertainment and a prom -- admission to which are free, if you get an HIV test earlier that day.

On May 16, Greater Boston PFLAG hosts its annual spring fundraiser for the equality-fostering programming to stop bullying now.

On Apr. 11, the GLBTQ Domestic Violence Project honored three trailblazers of social justice in Massachusetts, including Lt. Governor Timothy Murray.

Watertown residents cheered as the police caught the second Boston Marathon bomber suspect, 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Spring is here, and Boston’s LGBTQ sports leagues are ready to go, with the Beantown Softball League open for members, with June opening the Cambridge Boston Volleyball Association.

On March 22-23, the Hispanic Black Gay Coalition and TOD@S came together in a safe environment to discuss and address the taboos and stigma related to mental health and illness that have persisted in Black and Latino communities.

Boston Mayor Thomas Menino, struggling to keep his emotions in check, told well-wishers gathered at historic Faneuil Hall on Thursday that he won’t seek re-election to an unprecedented sixth term after nearly two decades in office.