MONTVILLE, Conn. (WFSB) - A new program launched at Corrigan Correctional Center is pairing incarcerated individuals with puppies they’ll train to become service dogs for veterans with disabilities.

This school year Focus Academy and MOSI teamed up to offer students with cognitive disabilities real-life work experience throughout the museum. Trump Fired Off A 'Derogatory' Term In A Football Rant ...

The US government on Thursday sued Uber Technologies, accusing the ride-sharing company of discriminating against passengers with disabilities. In a complaint filed in San Francisco federal court, the ...

A Connecticut nonprofit has received a $2.5 million state grant to help build an independent living and workforce development center for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Steve ...

Hillside, a nonprofit that has been serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Santa Barbara since 1945, will celebrate its 80th Anniversary Gala Saturday, Oct. 18 at the ...

(BCN) — The City of Concord has expanded its Senior Transportation Program with a new free shuttle connecting seniors and residents with disabilities to the Concord Senior Center, city officials ...

Mercor, a startup that connects companies like OpenAI and Meta with domain experts needed to train and refine their foundational AI models, is in discussions with investors for a Series C round, ...

Eleven days after the shocking death of Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist’s supporters gathered at State Farm Stadium in Glendale for a memorial service that would help define his memory and set ...

President Donald Trump praised Charlie Kirk as a "great American hero" and "martyr" for freedom as he and other prominent conservatives gathered Sunday evening to honor the slain conservative ...

Mercor, a startup that connects companies like OpenAI and Meta with domain experts needed to train and refine their foundational AI models, is in discussions with investors for a Series C round, ...

SAN JOSE — San Jose Sharks first-round draft pick Michael Misa signed his three-year, entry-level contract on Wednesday, taking what he hopes will be another step toward making the team’s 23-man ...