A 71-year-old Kearns man says a wheelchair ramp that gave him his freedom is now under scrutiny by city officials who say it may not meet safety standards.

When discussing the accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”),[1] most would think of handicapped ramps, accessible bathroom stalls, or motion or button-activated doors ...

Under the federal Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, restaurants of all sizes are required to provide parking access to customers who are disabled and who otherwise would not be physically able ...

Unlike most laws, the ADA does not "grandfather" existing situations, even the handicapped ramps that were changed to meet the act's earlier requirements. When the regulations changed, those ...

MOULTRIE, Ga. — Overlooked but plentiful. For John Strong Jr., this is what the handicapped, disabled and military veteran citizens are to society. Because of this he and two colleagues created the ...