Baseball's historic Wrigley Field, home of the Chicago Cubs, has become the first Major League Baseball stadium to be designated as a Certified Autism Center.

The country's top emergency response agency says it will bring back training on meeting the needs of people with disabilities in disasters after it was halted last year.

Disability service providers across the nation are turning away new referrals and scaling back programs. And, with massive funding cuts on the horizon, they see no relief in sight.

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After struggling for years to find a place to change children with disabilities during days of lobbying at their state capitol, families convinced lawmakers to add a universal changing table.

Specially designed virtual reality lessons are helping people with autism learn practical skills like how to safely cross the street, interact with police officers and deal with bullying.

A new ranking factoring everything from accessibility to the quality of disability services is highlighting the best places to live for people with disabilities.

Proposed changes to Head Start could weaken protections for children with disabilities, make it easier to suspend or expel children, and reduce access to important supports and services. Tell the gove...

The government will do away with rules requiring that people with disabilities be served in the community under a settlement with a handful of states that advocates say sidesteps decades of precedent.

With $51 million, a new initiative is underway to increase access to dental care for children with developmental disabilities in communities across the country.

For months, there have been concerns that the U.S. Department of Education could allow millions in special education research dollars to lapse. Now, a federal judge is stepping in.

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The Northern Arizona Disability Resource Fair showcases local services and promotes community engagement in Flagstaff.

A first-of-its-kind credit union specifically built to meet the needs of people with disabilities nationwide and those who support them is in the works.

"Take Me Home," which opens in theaters this week, stars a woman with cognitive disabilities who must learn to navigate the world, her relationship with her sister and her father's memory loss.

Special Medicaid programs in many states allow people with disabilities to work while receiving benefits, but most limit how much participants can earn and the assets they can hold.

Get practical back-to-school tips for families of children with disabilities, from routines and school communication to IEPs, 504 plans, accommodations, and rights.

A pair of federal rules are imposing first-ever requirements designed to ensure that people with disabilities are better served when they visit the doctor.

The Arc of the United States and The Arc of Texas condemn a Fifth Circuit ruling that puts Texas SB 1 barriers to mail voting and voter assistance back in place for Texans with disabilities.

By teaching adults with disabilities to repair phones, laptops and other electronic devices, a nonprofit is working to arm them with employable skills and get them on a career path.

New regulations designed to expand the rights of airline passengers with disabilities are being further delayed as federal officials consider rewriting them.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - The University of Arizona Sonoran Center for Excellence in Disabilities has launched the Arizona Office of Employment First, a new initiative dedicated to ensuring people with

Get practical back-to-school tips for families of children with disabilities, from routines and school communication to IEPs, 504 plans, accommodations, and rights.

The Arc opposes HHS plans to weaken Head Start standards and explains what the changes could mean for disability inclusion, early supports, and families.

A new streaming partnership is bringing in-screen ASL to more TV shows and movies – a ‘next evolution’ for Deaf accessibility.

Focusing on fitness through play, the program offers physical, behavioral and cognitive benefits in an environment where everyone is celebrated.

The number of special education students has gradually increased in recent years forcing districts to bolster their programs, all while grappling with tight budgets and staffing shortages.

Over the past several months, many families have followed news about changes to the U.S. Department of Education, including the transfer of some special

The Arizona State Schools for the Deaf and the Blind violated federal disability law last spring when it restricted placement options for students and predetermined where they should attend, the Arizo...

Get practical back-to-school tips for families of children with disabilities, from routines and school communication to IEPs, 504 plans, accommodations, and rights.

The Supreme Court’s Haitian TPS ruling could deepen disability workforce shortages, disrupt HCBS, and increase the risk of institutionalization.

A musical reimagining the events of a 1977 San Francisco sit-in that pressured federal officials to enforce the first major disability rights law is set for its world premiere.

A bipartisan committee vote in the U.S. Senate is adding to mounting opposition to a Department of Education plan to outsource many special education responsibilities.

Gilbert Paralympian triathlete Chris Hammer is using the milestone to advocate for those with disabilities — and his story is one of persistence, hard work and gold.