Missouri Executes Death Row Prisoner Despite Pleas From Pope and Others

Ernest L. Johnson, 61, was executed for killing three convenience store employees during a 1994 robbery. Supporters, including Pope Francis, said his intellectual disabilities made the execution unconstitutional.

Parents of Students With Disabilities Try to Make Up for Lost Year

In New York City, the shift to remote learning “exacerbated pre-existing achievement gaps” for the 200,000 students with disabilities.

‘We Didn’t Have a Plan’: Disabled People Struggle to Evacuate From Wildfires

In Northern California, a region troubled by fire, many people with disabilities live in rural areas that lack the resources to support them during disasters.

Opinion | Children With Disabilities Need Sex Ed Too

Special needs kids need lessons on healthy relationships as much as everyone else — maybe even more. 

Opinion | When It Comes to People Like My Daughter, One Size Does Not Fit All

Federal funding should not automatically favor smaller settings over larger ones for people with disabilities.