A young cheerleader in a wheelchair delivers an unforgettable performance that earns huge applause from the crowd.

The one-year contract with Massachusetts-based KMA, LLC., will allow the city to examine accessibility for residents with varying abilities at up to 20 buildings with rental housing.

Maria Town, a professional disability advocate, said her mobility scooter was damaged on a flight. It wasn't the first time, ...

Currently, some residents who need to go to the doctor or get groceries resort to calling 911 and Fort Wayne Firefighters ...

Plano Rides is already helping residents get where they need to go safely, affordably and conveniently,” Plano Mayor John ...

Tress Belesi in the last few weeks has watched a young wheelchair-user explore a park trail for the first time, a young ...

The $2.50 curb-to-curb service will begin operating during the weekend for the first time thanks to a state funding grant.

Plano residents are already putting the city’s new ride service to work, with more than 300 trips booked in its first week.