Movie rental giant Redbox is under fire from disability advocates who say the popular kiosks are not fully accessible.

A new phone number could make your next trip to the airport go a little bit smoother.

A new app designed to help people with disabilities locate accessible venues in their communities is getting a boost after being named a winner in a national contest.

Preservationists plan to open up the only fully-accessible house ever designed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright to the public after securing the home at auction.

Requests for disability accommodations at college campuses are on the rise, leaving administrators struggling to determine whether or not flexibility is warranted in every case.

As the holiday travel season heats up, the TSA is preparing to launch a toll-free hotline for passengers with disabilities, but at least one lawmaker is calling for the agency to do more.

Ahead of the premiere of his new travel show, Zach Anner opens up about his adventures coast to coast and what he hopes viewers will take away from seeing a TV host with a disability.

The only fully-accessible house ever designed by famed architect Frank Lloyd Wright is headed for the auction block and now a group is trying to save it.

More than two decades after the passage of the ADA, one of the chief architects of the legislation is looking to eliminate transportation hurdles that people with disabilities continue to face.

For the first time ever, one state will allow people with disabilities to vote by iPad on Tuesday in an effort to enhance accessibility at the polls.

People with disabilities have long complained of inequities at the doctor’s office. Now, the federal government is taking steps toward leveling the playing field.

Requiring all cabs to be wheelchair accessible would be dangerous and uncomfortable and lead to fewer people riding in taxis, the mayor of New York City said.

A first-of-its-kind television documentary premiering this month tells the story of the disability rights movement.

A smartphone app may soon be all that’s needed to crack down on illegal parking in handicap spots.

Federal prosecutors in New York say the city’s lack of wheelchair-accessible taxis is a violation of the Americans with Disabilities Act.