Young Twin Cities inventors get a lesson in engineering and inclusion
As the end of the school year approaches, a group of Twin Cities students are making it memorable for some of their peers living with disabilities.
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As the end of the school year approaches, a group of Twin Cities students are making it memorable for some of their peers living with disabilities.
The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday in a case over whether a Minnesota school discriminated against a student with disabilities. CBS News legal contributor Jessica Levinson joins to break down the case.
U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis is getting huge praise for how easy their stadium is for everyone to navigate, including people who use wheelchairs.
Paralyzed Veterans of America awarded U.S. Bank Stadium with the 2025 Barrier-Free America Award, one of its highest and most prestigious honors, marking the first time in its history that an NFL stadium had received this recognition.
Finding a job can be tricky, but navigating the job market with a disability is an even bigger challenge. Rochelle Laumer is a disability advocate who joins WCCO's Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield on WCCO Sunday Morning at 7 a.m. to tell us more about these obstacles.
Tuesday is Disability Advocacy Day in Minnesota, so WCCO found out how to respectfully interact with people who have disabilities.
There's a chance you or someone you know has some sort of disability. The number of Americans who have them is on the rise. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield found out how to respectfully interact with people who have them.
Democratic Minnesota U.S. Sen. Tina Smith says she some major concerns about the Republican-backed plan that could cut $1.5 trillion in federal spending over the next decade, possibly impacting Medicaid.
Caleb Kasner and his brother Duncan Kasner move around a little differently than average kids. The two brothers have Duchenne muscular dystrophy — a rare, inherited muscle-wasting disorder that has no cure.
Katherine Gyolai had heard horror stories about people with intellectual disabilities getting scammed online, so she started a matchmaking service called Find Love Safely.
It's the most romantic week of the year. An Apple Valley mom is doing something special in honor of her favorite show. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows us how "Love on the Spectrum" has an Apple Valley mom playing Cupid for many.
A Minneapolis woman with a knack for pampering people is stepping up amidst a personal care attendant shortage.
The Ambassadors for Respect is a program that brings violence prevention skills, especially against people with disabilities, into Minnesota and Wisconsin classrooms.
Everywhere you look at Glen Lake Elementary School in Hopkins, Minnesota, love is in the air because of what is now on the ground.
For the second year in a row, a mobile bathroom is returning to the fair with the aim of making the Great Minnesota Get-Together accessible for all.
Cars, vans, buses and rideshares: transportation options are everywhere — but they're not for everyone.
A judge has refused to put on hold his ruling that allows disabled people in Wisconsin to be emailed absentee ballots at home in November's presidential election in the closely watched battleground state.
A new art exhibit at the Mill City Museum shows what it's really like to live with disability
As WCCO celebrates Disability Pride Month, Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shows how kids of all abilities can have access to fair play.
A Twin Cities couple emptied what little savings they had to start a mission and a movement that is saving hundreds of abandoned children.
Katie Mettner, an avid fiction reader, realized she could barely identify with any of the characters in mainstream books. So she wrote her own.
Dupree Edwards has developed computer skills and a career at the U of M as a self-advocate. He goes on podcasts and makes speeches about what it's like to live with a disability.
This month is Disability Pride Month. It's a time to celebrate people who navigate life with physical or mental challenges. Susan-Elizabeth Littlefield shares the story of a rapper on a meaningful mission.
The Olmstead Academy is a place where self-advocates make projects to show the rest of the world the challenges people with disabilities face daily.
The Olmstead Academy, put on by Advocating Change Together (ACT), is a place where self-advocates make projects to show the rest of the world the challenges people living with disabilities face daily.
