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To the editor: The Center for Disability Rights (CDR) takes great offense to Jay Federman’s letter to the editor (“Center for Disability Rights wrong on M

City expresses optimism that eliminating parking minimums will lower the cost of building housing

Advocates are challenging efforts to implement voting policies that make it harder for disabled people to cast a ballot.

Last week, dozens of members of ADAPT, the disability-rights group, forced their way into Kevin McCarthy’s office to protest his proposed cuts to the social safety net.

John High has continued to push for more accessible public transit options despite the City of Norman’s efforts to accommodate people with disabilities.

Outside City Hall, a coalition of local organizations held a rally Thursday to push for more affordable housing, rent control, and told their stories.

On July 5, 1978, a Regional Transportation District (RTD) bus stops at the intersection of Colfax Avenue and Broadway in Denver, Colorado. As passengers board,

Physician-assisted suicide endangers the weak, corrupts medicine, compromises the family, and violates human dignity and legal equality.

Care infrastructure investments could see cuts in Biden's budget plan due to pressure from some Democratic lawmakers.