Two contributors discuss what it’s like to use a wheelchair, and report on how local businesses do, and don’t, accommodate those with ambulatory disabilities.

Team, a law meant to lower wheelchair repair wait times has no teeth, giving them no way to hold companies accountable if they don’t follow the law.

The University of Georgia Intramural Sports is hosting its second ever wheelchair basketball tournament in partnership with ...

French lawmakers have agreed unanimously to change the way they vote, opting to eliminate a balloting method that discriminated against a parliamentarian who uses a wheelchair because it required him ...

After Ms Cheryl Tan displayed the first signs of a debilitating neurological condition at age 23, daily tasks such as taking ...

Kalogon’s technology adapts in real time to the user’s body shape and movement, automatically shifting pressure points to ...

Currently, restrictive repair rules set by private equity-owned manufacturers prevent wheelchair owners from having access to ...

Most facilities, including the ticket office, toilets and a café, are in the station house on platform one but the only ...

Athletes of all abilities are taking to the court in Boise for a unique basketball tournament that emphasizes inclusivity and ...

Recess, and unstructured play, are essential for children’s development—both in building communication and leadership skills, ...

"Thank you for all your concern! I’m doing ok now and doctors say it was food poisoning," Morgan wrote on Instagram Tuesday morning.

The Pembroke Welsh Corgi had a bit of a slower start, but with a little persistence he made it to the other end. Wahoo! Someone get this sweet boy a gold medal — STAT. “This little guy might not have ...