Frankie, a blue-eyed Catahoula Leopard Dog, was just a few weeks old when he was found abandoned on the side of a street — one of more than 6 million animals dumped across the U.S. each year. Weighing ...

Deaf athletes from around the world are coming to Japan this November for the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics. Gallaudet will be well ...

After trying out for some G-League teams and competing internationally as part of the U.S. Deaf Basketball team, the 6-foot-7, 230-pound forward shifted his focus towards inspiring younger deaf ...

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to two of Bexley’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.

Founder Neill Roy has launched a petition to save the event after claiming the licensing departments of Lambeth and Bromley councils have demanded to watch and rate every single film before they are ...

The toughest hurdle Orion Palmer had to face was convincing people he could play. Now, he, along with coach Gerald Brown and the Southwest Deaf Optimist Club in Tucson, want to clear that obstacle ...

Keven Govender has become a beacon of hope since he started the club five months ago and he has had calls from the deaf community in Chatsworth to expand the club to other areas.

By vibration, for example. "Growing up Deaf, a lot of people have this assumption that we have no relationship or interaction with sound whatsoever," DiMarco explains, "but that's not true.

As it stands now, Slaughterhouse is slated to play three shows on the trek, while Deaf Club looks like they’re going to be on the bill for one night. You can find the full list of tour dates, as well ...

Deaf WNT and MNT Join CP WNT and Power National Team for Simultaneous Training Camps; American Amputee Soccer Association, CP Soccer and Atlanta United Unified Will Also Take Part; United Adaptive ...

World darts ace Chris Dobey hit the bullseye in Sunderland – by surprising a local deaf darts team and revealing they are one of 200 clubs to win a share of £400,000 worth of vital funding from ...

In a new video, Justin Pearson (Deaf Club, the Locust, Swing Kids) plays records from his many bands for his 95-year-old grandmother Lucile Ramsey.