Mom Shares Her Emotional Reaction to Son’s Level 3 Autism Diagnosis: ‘You Don’t Know What Their Future Holds’ (Exclusive)

Holli Stapleton says she “saw it coming,” but still had to navigate the reality after the diagnosis Landon; Holli Stapleton and her family.Credit : Tina Ortega with Captured Moments In a video on TikTok, Stapleton shared a compilation of her youngest son, Landon, kicking his feet. Though she initially dismissed it as something most babies do, she…

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Mom Hides Camera in Nonverbal Autistic Son’s Hair — It Captures Disturbing Treatment at School

She Hid a Camera. What It Caught Was Devastating. A Louisville mother’s hidden camera has sparked abuse questions at the elementary school. In a new incident from Louisville, Kentucky, a mother allegedly hid a camera in her 7-year-old autistic son Semaj’s hair locs to uncover how he was being treated in class. According to Yahoo! News, Tiphanee…

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Miracle Kids: Tommy Klein finds his voice through groundbreaking therapy for autism

Every year, Rochester Regional Health and Golisano Children’s Hospital recognize children whose strength and resilience have inspired those around them. The Miracle Kids series highlights children who have overcome extraordinary medical challenges, along with the families and medical professionals who supported them throughout their journeys. 13WHAM is honored to share their stories. Rochester, N.Y. (WHAM)…

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Families plan to take legal action after children with autism left schools unnoticed by staff

Baltimore City Public Schools faces growing scrutiny after multiple families said their children with autism were able to leave school unnoticed by staff. Now, the families plan to take legal action against the district. Attorney Thiru Vignarajah claimed one of the incidents happened Tuesday, when a 10-year-old boy wandered away from Westport Elementary School. The…

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An autistic student’s path through college shows the power, and limits, of support

People with disabilities are half as likely as non-disabled peers to get bachelor’s degrees. McDonald native Gus Psaros found the accommodations, encouragement and resources he needed to graduate. His author-father says costs can hinder many people with disabilities. Rich LordMay 18, 2026 Gus Psaros following graduation at Kent State University in Kent, Ohio on May…

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Southern Ill. mother creates autism digital support group

EDWARDS COUNTY, Ill. (WFIE) – A southern Illinois mother is working to create more support and inclusion for children with autism. Alyssa Pierce recently launched ‘Tri-State Neuro-divergent Families’. It’s a digital support group for Tri-State families and caregivers of children with autism, allowing them to ask questions, share experiences, and connect with others to feel…

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