SUNY Brockport is taking another step toward fostering accessibility with the new ASL Café events.   This new event series ...

The Learning Experience, a local early education center, is celebrating its third year of teaching American Sign Language to children as young as six months old ...

Seated closely together, a group of about a dozen people meets in the Multipurpose Room in Gallaudet’s Student Center. They ...

Long before my wife Claudia and I had our son, Rupert, 16 months ago, we’d already discussed the importance of bringing him up with both speech and sign language from birth (should he be born hearing) ...

(WJAR) — American Sign Museum announced it received a special delivery of an original Benny's sign from Rhode Island last week. According to the museum's social media page, the neon signed was used ...

You may have heart problems and not know it. Coronary heart disease — plaque buildup that narrows the arteries supplying blood to the heart — can cause chest pain and shortness of breath. However, it ...

After finishing 2024 on a downbeat note, U.S. stocks came roaring back in January. According to a popular indicator known as the “January Barometer,” this bodes well for returns during the balance of ...

Cairo Santos has been the kicker in Chicago for the past five years, but it appears that the Bears might be thinking about making a change. The team has decided to sign former San Francisco 49ers ...

I haven’t been to the Atlanta Dogwood Festival since 2022. The last time I attended, I was there in my capacity as a Girl Scout Troop leader, keeping a close eye on our girls who were stationed at the ...

A blood moon is another name for a total lunar eclipse, which occurs when the moon is full, and the Earth passes between the sun and the moon. In astrology, lunar eclipses lead to emotional ...

WASHINGTON ― President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on Sept. 5 changing the name of the Department of Defense to the "Department of War," reviving a name that was abandoned during a 1947 ...

Dear Annie: Your column is a regular part of our home, and I truly appreciate the compassion and insight you bring to readers’ questions. I would like to gently offer another perspective, one that may ...