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Minnesota Legislator, Melissa Hortman Shot and Killed

Volunteering · Minnesota

Minnesota Legislator, Melissa Hortman Shot and Killed

52% Center coverage: 25 sources

Hortman was a graduate of Boston University and Harvard See the Story

Fight over accessible housing, modifications continues

Housing · Saint Paul

Fight over accessible housing, modifications continues

A Maplewood family that is fighting eviction and the loss of numerous disability accommodations in their home goes back to court in June. Nikki Villavicencio Tollison and Darrell Paulsen return to Ramsey County District Court for a virtual hearing on June 5 before Judge Reynoldo Aligada. Both are longtime disability rights advocates, and Tollison is a member of the Maplewood City Council. Their family is in a dispute with landlord Layers Investm…Read Article

Disability-focused projects are among those awarded MRAC funding

Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul

Disability-focused projects are among those awarded MRAC funding

The Metropolitan Regional Arts Council (MRAC) has announced two sets of grantees. Some projects will serve people with disabilities and elders in the seven-county metropolitan area. Flexible Support grantees for 2025 include several disability and elder-focused projects.Anoka County has two grantees with a disability focus. Northern Starz Theatre Company will pilot a program for the very young with special needs to foster social skills, self-exp…Read Article

Top prep bowlers strike gold in three divisions at adapted state tournament

The Minnesota State High School League’s Adapted Bowling Tournament ended with gold medals awarded to athletes from 10 programs. The tournament featured three divisions with four competitions each. Winona bowlers had a great day, winning two team titles. The tournament also featured many new champions. Thirty-nine programs from around Minnesota had bowlers competing. This year’s tournament was May 9 at Bowlero in Brooklyn Park. ASD Division The …Gold · Saint Paul Read Article

High-flying Dakota United Hawks win two adapted softball crowns

As baseball legend Yogi Berra would say, it was déjà vu all over again. The 2025 Minnesota State High School League Adapted Softball Tournament saw the Dakota United Hawks repeat as CI and PI division champions. Last year’s double title win was a first for the state’s adapted prep softball program, which began in 1994. The tournament was held May 16-17 at Chanhassen High School. Sixteen teams competed in the two divisions. PI Division The Dakota…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

Transitions underway in community

Major transitions are underway in Minnesota’s disability community, with leaders who have championed inclusion. Sue Abderholden, longtime executive director of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill (NAMI) Minnesota, has announced her upcoming retirement after 24 years of leading the organization through remarkable growth and change. Her retirement is effective October 15. Upstream Arts has announced that it will sunset by June 20, 2026 afte…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

Celebrate Access Press and the Americans with Disabilities Act

The July issue of Access Press will mark two significant milestones: the 35th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the 35th year of dedicated service by Access Press. We note these momentous occasions by saying that now more than ever, Access Press and the disability rights movement need your support. Access Press has faced numerous challenges throughout its history. We have weathered the storm of the pandemic, and endure…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint Paul Read Article

Study: Long COVID ‘brain fog’ linked to inflammation, stress markers

71% Center coverage: 7 sources

Coronavirus · United States See the Story

Gary Residents Urged to Support Disability Services

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

More than 15,000 people in Gary live with a disability, a population that often relies on community-based services for daily support and opportunities. Statewide, nearly 1 in 4 Indiana adults has a disability, and nationally, that figure surpasses 61 million Americans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Yet, federal disability support programs […]See the Story

Group homes drive reports

Brooklyn Park police have read the comments on social media. They know people are wondering why there are suddenly a surge of missing persons reports. “There’s a range of feedback,” said Deputy Chief Elliot Faust, “but what I’m hearing and seeing a lot of is what’s going on in Brooklyn Park? Why are there so many missing people? Are people being snatched off of our streets?” The answer is no. It boils down to increased transparency in a city wit…Social Media · Saint Paul Read Article

Rally to save deaf studies program

Students and faculty at the University of Minnesota Duluth have rallied over a decision to cut the college’s deaf studies minor due to budget changes. Supporters have voiced frustrations over confusing messaging and a lack of communication, especially with the department’s deaf staff members. They are circulating a petition and taking their case to the news media. “I was the first person to find out that the deaf studies program was cut,” Mary S…Rallies · Saint Paul Read Article

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