The administration is pushing back on a lawsuit seeking to ensure that interpreters are included at White House events by suggesting that the accommodation is incompatible with the president's image.

Each person has a skill that sets them apart from their peers. Some people can sing or juggle and others know how to dance.

It’s not always easy for Christians who are deaf or hard of hearing to find services and Masses, but some churches are ...

In 1984, Sara Jane Parsons' life imploded after she was paralyzed from the shoulders down in a car accident. After practicing ...

Allegheny Health Network (AHN), in partnership with its parent organization Highmark Health, today announced the launch of "I Speak," a campaign to improve communication with non-English speaking ...

COTTONWOOD— The Mingus Union Governing Board convened Dec. 11 and discussed proposed courses for Spring 2026 and the 2026-17 ...

SANTA PAID A VERY SPECIAL VISIT. AT FIRST IT MAY LOOK LIKE JUST ANOTHER STOP ON SANTA’S BUSY SCHEDULE, BUT LOOK CLOSELY. THIS ...

Leonardo DiCaprio‘s recently released One Battle After Another is getting a special version on HBO Max, continuing a positive ...

In Evanston, the debut “barrier-free” concert invited people to move around and make noise during an orchestral performance. Parents said such opportunities are rare.

Babs Haggin-Roy recalls growing up in Illinois, the second daughter of deaf parents. Their home was quiet. No music, no ...

According to Illinois State University News, the collaboration started nearly two years ago when Josh Long, chief of the ...

A version of One Battle After Another with American Sign Language (ASL) will also stream exclusively on HBO Max, interpreted ...