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The Rev. William J. Barber II was trying to watch “The Color Purple” with his mother when theater staff told him he could not use a chair he needs to help manage a painful condition.

A trust fund set up to pay coal miner’s disability benefits, while making coal operators pay, is more than $4 billion in debt,

Newton Learning Center celebrates 10 years of providing educational programs tailored to students with Autism Spectrum Disorder with an open house Saturday, Sept. 8, from 4-7 p.m. at its campus located at 4895 Village Green Parkway in Reno.

The CEO of AMC Theaters has personally apologized to famous Civil Rights leader William Barber

CBS6 investigating an elderly man being kicked out of his home in Green Island this week.73-year-old Michael Wescott, a physically and mentally disabled man, ha

Parents being ‘led astray’ by idea there is a system that will work once a diagnosis is in place, whereas reality is ‘No, you go back on another list,’ says Anne Rabbitte

In 2016, she was found guilty of helping to kill her mother in a murder that inspired an HBO documentary and a Hulu miniseries.

A West Seneca mother is trying to get the right support for her teen who has autism and epilepsy. She told 7 Problem Solvers she has not been able to access proper assistance from New York State.

The technology, which allows drivers not to concentrate on the road, could boost road safety and make it easier for disabled people to travel independently

Here are a few typical questions we as disabled people hate to be asked – and some answers, so hopefully they don’t have to be asked quite so often in the first place.