St. Paul skyway access

Exemptions to uniform hours include City Hall/Courthouse Imagine having the sidewalk or even the street in front of your home […]

Another voting option

Avoid the crowds yet make your voice heard with absentee voting With presidential, Congressional, state and local races on the […]

Last month in this column, I mentioned that I was going to look into global positioning systems (GPS) and their […]

In 1925, Frederick Kuhlmann, the widely re- spected Director of the Research Bureau of the Minnesota State Board of Control, […]

Editor’s note: Writer and artist Pete Feigal shares a life-changing moment. I haven’t been writing for Access Press lately because […]

Rehabilitation Services’ policies inhibit the use of small providers I recently spoke to the State Rehabilitation Council on this issue. […]

Jason Lingard is closing in on his decade-long dream to teach in urban public schools. “Becoming a teacher in an […]

An acerbic and insightful voice for the disability community, who aimed her pen at targets ranging from euthanasia to the […]

UCare programs complete the health care picture Individuals with physical disabilities have health care needs that can be simple, complex, […]

Nine years after the U.S. Supreme Court issued the Olmstead decision, its impacts for persons with disabilities are decidedly mixed. […]

The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently issued major proposed revisions to its regulations implementing Titles II and III of the […]

Sara Chute, a staff member with the Minnesota Department of Health and community volunteer, was the chosen recipient of an […]

Golden rays of sunlight splashed over the Iraqi desert as I turned the corner for my last two-mile lap on […]

UCP Golf Scramble 2008 a big success Golfers got into the swing at United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota’s (UCPM) 12th […]