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The Mary Free Bed Guild hosted the Ms. Wheelchair America national competition for the second year in a row, and a winner was crowned Saturday evening.

Last year, 812 people were seriously injured on the countrys roads. So far this year, there have been 600 life-changing collisions. Jack White talks to people who have been left with life-altering injuries as a result of road accidents

A University of Central Oklahoma student with disabilities went viral on TikTok after sharing her challenges and frustrations when moving around campus.

The Milwaukee Community Sailing Center’s adaptive sailing program hopes to open up sailing and Lake Michigan to people with varying ability levels.

18 women from around the country are competing this weekend in Grand Rapids for the Ms. Wheelchair America title.

India News: AHMEDABAD: It was a dream come true for Smit Modi when he completed his MBBS degree from BJ Medical College last week and earned the coveted prefix ‘D.

The dropping of disability-related questions represents a failure to appreciate the various dimensions of disability and reflects the looming tendency to oversimplify disability and related issues

A woman took to Reddit seeking the opinions of other users after she had a fellow plane passenger traveling with a service dog kicked off their flight since she was concerned that the dog would aggravate her allergies.

Hilda Dunford's son, Ashton, is blind and beginning middle school. The mom took to Instagram where she wrote a letter to parents, calling on them to teach their children inclusivity.

The Wisconsin DNR is seeking volunteers to serve on its Disability Advisory Council. The nine-person council currently has three vacancies. The application deadline is Saturday, Sept. 30.