Troubleshooter: Wheelchair Ramp Red Tape (FOX 31 Denver)

Troubleshooter Tom Martino investigates the case of a double-amputee who couldn't cut through the red tape and get a wheelchair ramp built onto the front of her home.

Woman's need for home ramp leads to 'wheelchair fund' (The Virginian-Pilot)

Virginia Winstead's trips outside the home she shares with her daughter, Phyllis, require a couple days' preparation. Virginia, 78, has had one leg amputated; the other is paralyzed. There's no ramp from the front door of her home in the Norview area of Norfolk. And four long steps.

$1m to kick off Boronia pool (Leader Community Newspapers)

IT'S official - a warm-water pool will finally be built in Knox.

Boy's family finds hope in The Arc (The Tennessean)

Until recently, Chamisa Melton and her husband were forced to carry their 5-year-old son from the house to the car if they went anywhere.

Life after polio (The Springfield News-Leader)

At first glance, Gary Presley's home is like all the others on the pristine Springfield block where he lives: a duplex condominium with a neat strip of lawn and ornamental landscaping, nothing out of place.