Giving voice to all communities
Giving voice to all communities
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Andrea Earl and her lattes have only been here a few months, part of a new program with Options Inc. — a group that works to give jobs to people of all abilities. And it proved to be a fast hit.
Shine Music Festival is all about inclusion, accessible for all music lovers including performers.
Jason Harnett, the organization's director of wheelchair tennis, said the sport is soaring in popularity.
After he was diagnosed with ALS, Craig Reagan’s friends came together, putting in hundreds of hours to restore his 1973 Ford Mustang, which he had owned since high school. Steve Hartman has the story in “On the Road.”
Across Colorado, thousands of students are heading off to college, including a growing number of students with intellectual disabilities.
Ben and Amy Wright opened the chain's first location nearly eight years ago in Wilmington, North Carolina.
A mother had her son's expensive, specialized wheelchair stolen while shopping for groceries. After WCCO shared their struggle, a family stepped up and offered hope through a heartbreak of their own.
When Calvin Echevarria started losing his vision, he was worried he wouldn't be able to be there for his daughter. Since then, he's found a job at Lighthouse Works in Orlando, a company that provides jobs for the blind and visually impaired. And not only is he able to provide for his daughter, he's her mentor, because she works at Lighthouse Works, too.
The airline expects to equip its entire mainline fleet with Braille by the end of 2026.
Keith Thomas' life changed forever when he miscalculated a pool's depth and took a dive that broke his neck. Brain implants have helped him regain some independence.
