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A new organization called J3 & Me hopes to create more opportunities for people with disabilities to connect, build friendships, and become more involved in their community.
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The Trump administration ordered the changes to root out fraud and waste, but in a new report, some specialists said that connecting with Social Security now was like screaming into a black hole.
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We revisit our conversation with Utah writer Emily Wing Smith about her book, 'All Better Now'.
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The Institute for Disability Research, Policy & Practice could lose its core grant starting next year — funds that allow the institute to gain access to a much larger portion of its budget.
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We preview the USU Sorenson Center's upcoming Caregiver Burnout Workshop, as well as other services the center provides.
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The adaptive sport awareness event will feature professional wheelchair basketball athlete and paralympic monoskier Orlando Perez.
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In other news, Utah's largest wildfire this season has now surpassed 31,000 acres and threatens two national forests in eastern Utah.
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The tool can be used to identify barriers to accessibility — like broken signs and missing curb ramps — so cities can fix them more quickly.
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Matthew Heimburger reflects on raising his family in Heber Valley. Despite lacking some amenities for his disabled daughter, the community's warmth and support are evident.
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Starting this fall, the program will help education agencies across the nation improve the accessibility of school materials like textbooks, lectures, and websites.