Master glassblower Josh Simpson hopes that his tiny glass planets will be enjoyed by future generations. 

The teacher turned actor talks about his efforts to help young people follow their dreams, while following his own. 

This year, the annual project-based competition focused on “Frontiers in History: People, Places, Ideas.” 

Our Kid Reporter talks with some of the creators, fans, and cosplayers who make the annual convention in San Diego so special. 

Our Kid Reporter tours an exhibition at the Blackhawk Museum in California, which showcases this East Asian country’s rich history. 

Our Kid Reporter in New Zealand catches up with the national wheelchair rugby team. 

The author explores the pros and cons of technology in The Ruby Code, her latest novel for middle graders. 

“It’s never about you,” says Tarik El-Bashir, a senior writer at The Athletic. “It’s always about the story you’re covering.”

The winners reclaimed their titles in this year’s July Fourth competition, but the rain took center stage.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul about her career in public service. 

Some school districts are requiring clear backpacks as a safety measure. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with the award-winning journalist about covering politics and the news. 

The National Archives Museum recently hosted an event spotlighting Representative Maxwell Frost (D-FL), the first member of Gen Z to serve in the U.S. Congress. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Adam Wahler, the creative director of A2A Studio. 

Three Arizona teens create handcrafted garments for premature babies in the same hospital where they were born. 

In order to increase diversity, the National Hockey League has created “Learn to Play,” an instructional program for children ages four to nine.  

At the author’s school in Ho Chi Minh City, a Charity Bazaar and an International Culture Day raise money for children in need.

Sergeant First Class Jason Foster talks with our Kid Reporter about the role of the Wisconsin Army National Guard.

In March, our Kid Reporter from Mexico participated in a GCMUN session in New York City.

On May 19, leaders of the world’s seven most powerful economies gathered in Hiroshima for a three-day summit. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens about his plans to invest in youth. 

Retired U.S. Army Master Sergeant Leroy A. Petry honors his fellow soldiers who were killed in battle.

An associate animal curator at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in Ohio talks about keeping animals healthy and protecting wildlife. 

What does it take to print one of the most important newspapers in the world and deliver it to your doorstep? Our Kid Reporter finds out.