A Green Lake mother has been working tirelessly to break ground on an inclusive park so people with special needs, like her daughter Johnnie, can get the chance to play with friends and family.

The $81,000 award from the state Department of Community Affairs will cover the costs to install the inclusive features.

This inclusive playground in Camden County's Parkside area is to feature access stations and ramps for children with various needs.

Neither rain, wind nor hail could keep the crowds away from Thursday’s grand opening of Willow Bend Park, the city’s first ...

We all need to get outside and get moving. There are tons of fun parks in Kansas City for your kids to play. There’s no ...

A new playground, focused on accessibility and inclusivity, began construction on Wednesday in Camden. The newest Jake’s ...

The city of Wichita opened its first accessible playground on Wednesday, marking the first of a series of planned ...

Wichita unveiled newly remodeled Clapp Memorial Park on Wednesday. The former golf course near Harry and Oliver includes ...

MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (WCIV) — James Henson, 3, died unexpectedly on Dec. 20, 2022. After James' passing, his mother Jessica ...

At the beginning of the school year, Deer Hill School fifth-grade classroom teacher Kara DeSalvo and special education ...

The All-Ability Playground at C.W. Longer Elementary has been named the third-best inclusive playground in the country by ...