Language Interpretation News Today

A family is suing the Brighton Police Department after their 29-year-old son, Scott Matchett, took his own life.

Penn State's THON fundraiser helps to break language barriers in modern medicine by giving a voice to non-English-speaking cancer patients.

Red Mountain Theatre brings The Color Purple, a Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, to Birmingham. Follow Celie's journey from neglect and abuse to finding strength and radiance within.

Travelers at Tulsa International Airport, who are blind or have low vision, now have free access to a pocket-sized visual interpreting service.The Aira app off

A conversation for, by, and about the deaf community.

ASL interpreters will now be accessible in advance to those in need during upcoming performances at Miller Auditorium.

Some courts rely on Google Translate. Others ask family members or even prosecutors to interpret. Judicial experts ask: Is this constitutional?

TakeCare has partnered with a translation and interpretation service, CommGap, to provide better communications services to members, according to a news release from the company.

The general availability of this feature has been reached

In an effort to break language and communication barriers and to ensure inclusivity in Teams Meetings, Microsoft has announced the general availability of language interpretation feature.