Meghan Smith

John Hamilton has lived at a Salem public housing high-rise for seniors and people with disabilities for six years.

Destiny Maxam was bedridden for months in 2023 after the steering device on her wheelchair broke, leaving her unable to get around on her own.

U.S. Rep. Ayanna Pressley introduced a bill in the U.S. House last week that aims to speed up repairs for wheelchair users across the country.

Earlier this summer, Ali Rheaume ended up in urgent care after working at a town festival on a hot and humid day.

SOUTH BURLINGTON — The Vermont Air National Guard plans to conduct an F-35 flyover on July 4, 2026, in celebration of Independence Day and the 250th anniversary of the United States.

A new bill before the California legislature could require companies to let consumers know for how long their devices will receive software support. Here’s what that means and why it’s important.

Nearly 100 wheelchair users and disability advocates rallied outside of South Station in Boston on Tuesday to protest slow repairs of the moveable medical devices tens of thousands of people rely on in Massachusetts.

On a recent Tuesday morning, Meghan McCarthy was slicing apples and whisking salad dressing in a kitchen at a church in Haverhill.

The country's only federally funded research center focused on parents with disabilities may have to close this year after its funding was apparently cut.

Legislation that would have sped up wait times for wheelchair repairs has failed to pass the end of the formal legislative session, but advocates are holding out hope that it could still be passed before the end of the year.