What started as a practical joke, rigging a false HIV test to read positive, grew into a tumbleweed of accusations.

Without ABLE accounts, people with disabilities can risk losing government assistance if they have more than than $2,000 saved at one time in a given month.

On Monday, advocates gathered in Helena, seeking to deliver a message to Attorney General Austin Knudsen about a federal ...

For one thing, the presence of employees with disabilities improves the culture of the entire organization, making it more ...

Tension continues after 17 states, including Montana, filed a lawsuit regarding a federal law that recognizes and protects ...

Oregon law restricts how much money schools can get from the state for students with disabilities. Lawmakers are considering ...

The lawsuit asked a court to rule part of a 52-year-old law unconstitutional, a move that could end so-called 504 plans for ...

PORTLAND, Ore. -- Nurses at Providence's eight Oregon hospitals approved new contracts on Monday after over six weeks of strike, ending what the state nurses union has described as the largest health ...

These reactions stem from an Oregon’s Driver & Motor Vehicle Services error that mistakenly registered noncitizens to vote - ...

Renee Yandel, the executive director at HIV Alliance, says more screening could lead to better outcomes by acting as a ...

Wu-Tang Clan is forever, but their touring days are coming to an end. The legendary rap group — made up of RZA, GZA, Method ...

A man who took hostages in a Pennsylvania hospital during a fatal shooting highlights the rising violence against U.S.