Disability Scoop

A major department store is rolling out a new line of clothing specifically tailored to meet the needs of women who use wheelchairs featuring options for both everyday wear and special occasions.

Although some families have reported benefits from the treatment, no large scientific studies exist that show magnetic e-resonance therapy, or MERT, is significantly better than a placebo.

More money than ever before is being allocated to establish new models to help young people with disabilities transition to competitive integrated employment.

Are you looking for a job serving people with developmental disabilities? Search job openings nationwide in special education, disability services, therapy and much more.

A variety of individuals said they feel betrayed by Disney, known for its inclusivity, and are reconsidering patronizing its parks after changes to the Disability Access Service pass.

A popular reality show following the dating experiences of people with autism has claimed some of television's top honors.

The FBI said it believes the man targeted boys while running a therapy provider and while working at Autism on the Seas, a group that develops cruise vacations for families of those with disabilities.

Using 10 different metrics, a personal health website evaluated the largest 93 cities in the country to determine which are the best — and worst — for accessibility in the United States.

With new guidance, federal officials are outlining steps that states should take to ensure that people with disabilities are not inadvertently dropped from Medicaid home and community-based services.

For people with disabilities, choosing to get married can mean losing access to critical government benefits. A documentary set to air on Hulu spotlights one woman's experience.