Disability and disclosure: Dilemma or opportunity for a new job?

To disclose or not to disclose? That is the dilemma facing many people with disabilities as they seek employment. Not […]

St. Paul park eyed as new Miracle Field site

An effort is underway to build a new ballpark in St. Paul. However, this one is not a $545 million […]

As the Nov. 6 election nears, the fate of a proposed ballot question on photo ID is still unclear. So […]

More than 2,500 patients lie buried in three St. Peter State Hospital cemeteries. In the earliest cemetery, established shortly after […]

I hope everyone managed to stay cool and have a safe Fourth of July. Those of us with spinal cord […]

Goodwill Industries International and the National Federation of the Blind (NFB) are involved in a battle over wages for workers […]

A Twin Cities native who competed in two Paralympics will be a featured speaker at Minnesota’s celebration of the 22nd […]

iPhones featuring Suri’s built-in voice recognition have received much attention, but the Apple iPhone brand isn’t the only phone, tablet […]

Creating a simpler, more sustainable Medical Assistance system is the goal of a proposed redesign. Now Minnesotans affected are being […]

It has already been a hot summer in the Midwest. People with disabilities and the elderly need to be especially […]

UCP-MN winds down operations United Cerebral Palsy of Minnesota (UCP-MN) has made the decision to shut down. The organization […]

Welcome to the Access Press Accessible Fun listings. Readers looking for additional opportunities to enjoy the arts have these options: […]

Nominations for the 2012 Charlie Smith Award are being taken by Access Press, Minnesota’s disability community newspaper. The newspaper’s Board […]

Dad on Wheels gets around Steve Laux, 35, of Minneapolis is the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation’s 2012 Best Dad […]

The Minnesota State High School League’s spring adapted sports tournaments wrapped up June 8-9 with the track and field competition […]