Every fall, monarch butterflies head south to warmer climates. But their population has seen a dramatic decline in recent years. 

A fourth wave of the contagious disease has escalated fear in this East Asian country of 51 million people. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with the FBI’s Edward You about his career fighting bioweapons. 

After taking a big risk, the Mitchell brothers of Cleveland, Ohio, are happy owners of several ice cream shops that bear their name. 

In California, junior lifeguard programs help kids learn about water safety, first aid, and sportsmanship while having fun. 

Dissatisfaction among the state’s voters may lead to a big change in the state’s top leadership. 

With fewer than 40% of the state’s residents vaccinated, students return to their classroom uneasily. 

Camilla Feeley, a Team USA rhythmic gymnast from North Carolina, hopes to make her country proud at the Olympic Games. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with spectators—and protesters—about the Summer Olympic Games. 

A new exhibition in Atlanta, Georgia, commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Centennial Olympic Games, which the city hosted in 1996. 

This year, residents of Hong Kong have aided their neighbors in Nepal who are struggling with the coronavirus pandemic. 

For people in the United States who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19, the threat of infection remains high. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with two of the athletes who will be competing in Tokyo. 

With the lifting of coronavirus restrictions, kids are back out on the baseball field. 

A First Nations leader in Canada talks about the inhumane treatment of Indigenous children and the path towards racial justice.

Robert Lefkowitz, a Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, shares some of his childhood experiences and unique insights into science.

After a challenging year, Canadian health officials say that cases of COVID-19 are finally on the decline. 

With pandemic restrictions lifted, a cruise ship sets sail from Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. 

On May 26, stargazers got to see a rare “super flower blood moon” lunar eclipse.

Our Kid Reporter tours the area where athletes will stay during the Summer Olympics in Tokyo.  

Our Kid Reporter explores programs that inspire kids to read all summer long. 

The owner of the iconic Strand Bookstore in New York City describes the challenges of operating in the digital age—and during a pandemic. 

A unique Fellows Programs allows college students to better understand how government policies affect our daily lives. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with an Olympic hopeful who is only 14 years old. 

A Seattle student raises more than $2,000 for the Black Lives Matter movement.