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Now pitching, Coach Chase Carnley.

The union representing bus drivers on strike in Imperial County says San Diego drivers could walk off the job in solidarity with their colleagues leaving people with disabilities without transit.

Although the health care debate this election year is focused primarily on coverage for physician and hospital services, the growing cost of long-term care (LTC) is fast becoming a problem we can no longer ignore. With millions of baby boomers now hitting retirement, state Medicaid budgets under pressure, and older working families ill prepared for the huge cost of nursing home care, LTC is shaping up to be a perfect storm.

Two Kaikohe parents are wanting to create the best for their child and others like him.

The Byron Bay surfer makes history, receiving 10 out of 10 for consecutive tube rides and winning his division in the final at Shizunami.

Draft law on barrier-free living environment sent for 2nd reading-

“It makes us feel good, that is why we keep coming back and getting down on our knees and putting in flooring, we have been painting, we do a lot of stuff. We make new friends every time we come,” Darlene Altman explained.

/PRNewswire/ -- Special Olympics Washington, one of the leading advocates for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in Washington,...

A Bartlett man has been arrested and charged after deputies say he pushed his friend, a wheelchair user, onto the floor before robbing her of her purse, which contained only $30 in cash.

The annual Bridge Walk for Autism typically draws nearly 1,000 people who cross the Blue Bridge near downtown Grand Rapids in commemoration of Autism Acceptance Month.