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Minnesota DHS is transitioning disability services to a new program starting October 2024 and seeks feedback on EIDBI licensing.

Parceling out Ed. Dept. work to other agencies risks weakening enforcement of disability rights laws, groups warn.

A recent Executive Order removing protections against involuntary institutionalization puts people with disabilities at risk.

The number of teachers using AI to develop individualized education programs for students with disabilities is surging, but so too are questions about what role the technology should play.

Our AI glasses are empowering people with disabilities to perform daily tasks with greater independence.

Senior policy analyst Teon Hayes breaks down how benefit cuts are widening gaps—and why community-led solutions remain our strongest line of defense.

Wednesday is Education Support Professionals Day, and as American Education Week continues, Wisconsin educators are emphasizing how crucial the workers are to schools, and the challenges they face when trying to help some of the most vulnerable students.

The Vocational Rehabilitation program could help fill Minnesota’s labor gap, but Washington is standing in the way, Steve Wooderson writes.

The program serves youth of color and youth with disabilities who are economically disadvantaged or at-risk.

University of Minnesota Medical School researchers have shown that reducing chronic inflammation can significantly protect against age-related macular degeneration (AMD)-like pathology in preclinical models. The findings were recently published in Nature Cell Death and Disease.

The Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program will no longer use race or gender as reasons to qualify. It affects over 1,300 companies in Minnesota.

From the column: "A critical safety net has been weakened by instability and delay."

Minnesota ignored the warning signs seven years ago, Scott Isaacson writes.

Family Voices, a unique Minnesota nonprofit, aims to support parents raising children who live with disabilities. Executive board member Sarah St. Louis and her son, Ezra, visit WCCO to talk about the group’s 14th annual Connecting Hearts, Raising Voices fundraiser.

Maximising movement opportunities in hospital may improve some outcomes for older adults at risk of functional decline.

At the Mayo Clinic comprehensive cancer center, patients with ovarian cancer have access to cutting-edge treatments and innovative surgeons.

Discover the best restaurants in Minneapolis and St. Paul with reviews, ratings, and recommendations from the Minnesota Star Tribune.

Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a new tool that can estimate a person's risk of developing memory and thinking problems associated with Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.

Chronic tobacco use is the leading preventable cause of 18 cancer types, heart and pulmonary disease, and premature death in the U.S. In observance of National Lung Cancer Awareness month this November, Masonic Cancer Center researcher Dr. Dana Carroll can speak to how reducing nicotine content in all cigarettes sold in the U.S. can lead to meaningful health benefits by making it easier for people to quit smoking and preventing young people from becoming addicted to smoking.

How the COVID-19 pandemic affected the personal and professional lives of Iowans.