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The World Wide Web Consortium released an updated Working Draft of WCAG 3.0 on 10 September 2026, proposing a single conformance level with reporting tiers above and below it, and is seeking public feedback on the approach.
The General Services Administration has asked the Office of Management and Budget to approve a new information collection for its Accessibility Conformance Report Repository, a centralized, searchable store of vendor accessibility claims for federal technology procurement.
Universal City, Texas, is using three sensor-equipped robots to map nearly 12 miles of sidewalks and flag hazards that could affect people with disabilities, funded by $94,000 from the city's 2026 fiscal budget.
A new AudioEye report finds that online retail accessibility remains weak heading into the 2026 back-to-school season, even as AI search pushes more shoppers directly to deep product pages where barriers often go undetected.
A Deaf man incarcerated at Danville Correctional Center filed a federal lawsuit alleging the Illinois Department of Corrections denies Deaf people equal access to its tablet-based phone program by blocking videophone calls.
South Korea's top court ruled that movie theaters' failure to provide audio descriptions and subtitles for people with visual and hearing disabilities constitutes discrimination, ordering a lower court to reconsider how narrowly it limited accessible screenings.
The U.S. Department of Justice, on behalf of HHS and alongside Texas, Florida and Alaska, filed a proposed resolution on August 31 asking a federal court to strike community-integration language from the Section 504 regulations. National disability organizations condemned the move on September 1.
Google is rolling out new Android features including Guided Vision, which pairs the camera with Gemini to help blind and low-vision users read small print and identify objects, plus Motion Assist to reduce motion sickness.
Air Canada has introduced a new policy allowing customers to travel with up to three mobility aids, including adaptive sports equipment, at no extra charge — with complimentary cargo transport for oversized items within Canada.