Special Olympics DC CEO Nicole Preston and athlete Amari Knott join Good Morning Washinton to promote the 2025 Polar Plunge on February 22nd at Yards Park.
Red carpet rolls outs for annual Night to Shine Valentine’s Day prom for special needs individuals
Under the spotlight and surrounded by hundreds of cheering fans, members of the city’s special needs community attended a ...
The UF Special Olympics held its first soccer intramural of the semester on Jan. 27. For the past decade, the club has ...
Friday was a 'Night to Shine' at Proctor High School. Hundreds of kids with special needs from all over the region got the dress the nines and attend prom.
The Brownsville Police Department recently participated in the Down By The Border Night to Shine Prom, an event sponsored by ...
Eastside Community Church recently joined churches around the globe in hosting A Night to Shine, a prom event dedicated to ...
Frigid temperatures and Canoe Creek Lake frozen over with eight inches of ice couldn't stop hundreds of participants from jumping into the frosty waters Saturday for the 11th annual Special ...
In one of her first official acts after being sworn in on Wednesday, Attorney General Pam Bondi established a joint task ...
Lauren Toms reports on Danville's "Night to Shine" celebration for teens with special needs. Trump's statement, posted on ...
During last week’s school committee meeting, Superintendent Lori S. Duerr highlighted the achievements of Falmouth High School senior Robert Simpkins, who has been nominated to represent Massachusetts ...
Marc Anthony Minichello’s accomplishments throwing the javelin lifted him to heights even he never thought were possible when ...
Tim Hortons will roll out a Special Olympics Donut this weekend, with proceeds donated to athletes. Here's what to know.
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