Parceling out the U.S. Department of Education’s responsibilities to other agencies puts students with disabilities at risk by weakening federal enforcement of the laws that protect them and severing ...

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A $10.5 million federal grant that trained California educators to better support children with disabilities has been abruptly canceled — three years before its funding was set to expire — because it ...

Students with intellectual or developmental disabilities are developing career skills during a one-year internship program through Project SEARCH at OhioHealth Mansfield Hospital. The classmates have ...

Thursday will technically be game No. 2 for Heinrich Haarberg as a tight end. The Nebraska senior considers it more like his first. The last and only time Haarberg lined up anywhere other than ...

APARTMENT MARKS A HUGE MILESTONE FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. IT’S A CHANCE TO START ADULTING, AND THERE’S A LITTLE KNOWN PROGRAM IN NEBRASKA THAT’S HELPING YOUNG ADULTS TRANSITION INTO ADULTHOOD. IT’S CALLED ...

NEWPORT NEWS, Va. — Returning to school can come with mixed emotions for both parents and students. As kids head back to class, health leaders offer a back-to-school checklist for an easy transition.

Under the bright lights of his first major press conference as a Cornhusker, Nebraska defensive back Andrew Marshall reflected on his journey from Idaho’s high-level FCS program to the challenges of ...

LINCOLN, Neb. (KOLN) - Lincoln is front and center for this year’s Special Olympics Nebraska Fall Games, bringing players from across Nebraska to the Capital City for a number of festivities this ...

LINCOLN—Nebraska's tight end room expects to be a difference making position in 2025. Speaking after the first day of preseason camp, junior Luke Lindenmeyer called the Cornhuskers "Tight End U". "I ...