On April 24, Out South Florida quietly hit a milestone that’s anything but small: our 100th issue.
From the Newsroom
Pride month is almost here, and OutSFL wants to promote every event from Key West to the Palm Beaches. We need your help!
OutFAU, the LGBTQ+ student publication at Florida Atlantic University and a product of OutSFL, has earned second place in the Society of Professional Journalists’ (SPJ) 2025 Spread Immoral News (SIN) competition.
Join Grieco Ford of Fort Lauderdale and OutSFL for two nights of drag, glam, and giving back.
In February, we joined nine other news organizations in an initiative with Trusting News, aimed at fostering transparency around the use of Artificial Intelligence in journalism. This initiative is supported by a grant from the Patrick J. McGovern Foundation.
We asked our readers for their opinions on how Donald Trump is doing as president.
With the 2nd annual Mizz OUTSFL Pageant & inaugural OUTSFL Gala looming on the horizon, it seems like the right time to catch up with OUTSFL’s Queen of Queens herself, Melissa St. John.
We gathered our readers' opinions on poppers (alkyl nitrites). Stay tuned for the results.
OutSFL conducted a survey of its readers on how concerned they are with the Trump administration.
Our Sister’s Place Thrift Store & Client Services, a domestic violence service agency located in Tequesta, FL, has recognized drag superstar Melissa St. John with the organization’s highest honor, the Courage Award for 2025.
More Articles …
- Marsha P. Johnson: This American Rainbow Hero’s Legacy Lives On
- Out South Florida Joins Cohort on Transparent AI Practices in Journalism
- OutSFL Wins 3 Awards from Florida Press Club
- CJ Walden to Receive Scholarship from the Norm Kent LGBTQ Newsmaker Fund
- OutSFL’s Queen of Queens Melissa St. John Wins Bronze for Best Local Drag Queen in International Contest
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