Connecticut has launched the Yellow Envelope Initiative, a voluntary program designed to help people with disabilities feel safe and heard when interacting with first responders.

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Parole revocation hearings in Arkansas are under review by a federal judge, who is weighing a request for a temporary ...

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The Idaho Caregiver Alliance Caregiver Conference aims to highlight the important work of Idaho’s caregivers and offer ...

A Garfield County judge ruled Wednesday that Craig Allen Robbins is not competent to stand trial, ordering him into ...

When Jonathan — a Korean who asked to be identified by his English name — turned 20 years old four years ago, his parents ...

A group of Arkansas parolees is suing the Department of Corrections, the board that conducts parole hearings and others, saying people appearing at parole hearings are routinely denied access to ...

The report summarizes several key respite themes including: caregiver-centered approaches, building research capacity in respite programs, and addressing systemic and structural barriers. The ...

Students with disabilities and survivors of sexual misconduct can’t rely on the Department of Education — the target of budget cuts and staff reductions — to intervene for them, new reports find.

Waukesha police are encouraging residents to fill out a Special Needs Alert Form, a tool advocates say can make interactions ...

For more than three decades, Paul Rooney showed up faithfully to his job at the Kearny School District, walking the six blocks from his parents’ home to sweep floors, clean bathrooms and tidy up ...