Although scooters are designed for one rider, it is not uncommon for Amish parents and children to transport multiple people on the same scooter. Zortman said adding passengers to any vehicle ...

A woman accused of killing two children in a 2023 Amish buggy crash will enter a guilty plea by the end of the month, ...

Mom, us children decided to each write a birthday ... With me having muscular dystrophy, I need help getting on to my mobility scooter every morning. You help me with the lift every morning ...

“New Study Finds Zero Amish Children Diagnosed with Cancer, Diabetes or Autism,” reads the headline. The post was liked more than 16,000 times in one day. Other versions of the claim were ...

Ohio and Pennsylvania are home to 179,000 Amish, all of whom are expected to end their formal studies after the eighth grade so they can return to their families and begin full-time contributions ...

A headline shared on Facebook made an absolute — and absolutely false — claim: "Zero Amish children diagnosed with cancer, diabetes or autism." The headline came from an article on SlayNews ...

The songs were chosen carefully: all were playing on the radio the year the Supreme Court made a decision that changed the lives of Amish children across the country. In the 1972 case Wisconsin v.

Three Amish children were killed on their way to school when an SUV crashed into their horse-drawn buggy in Indiana. Siblings Glenda Jo Yoder, 13, Darrell Yoder, 10, and Devon Yoder, 9 ...

told the deputy she hadn’t seen the horse-drawn buggy before hitting it that morning of Sept. 25, killing two Amish children and seriously injuring two others.

Identical twins from Minnesota are accused of swapping places after one of them, allegedly driving high on a rural highway, rear-ended an Amish horse-drawn carriage and killed two children. Police ...

The songs were chosen carefully: all were playing on the radio the year the Supreme Court made a decision that changed the lives of Amish children across the country. In the 1972 case Wisconsin v.