Colin Crooks, who has been the British Ambassador to South Korea since 2022, emphasizes the importance of learning about other cultures. 

Thanks to Habitat for Humanity in DeKalb County and local support, an Illinois family will now live in a historic house.

Growing up, local chef John Shields helped his grandmother when she cooked in a church kitchen. 

Climate change, which is leading to warmer winters and hotter summers, is endangering the moose population. 

At a historic venue in Old Town Alexandria, young people share stories from the past. 

As part of his book tour, the New York Times bestselling author and illustrator visits our Kid Reporter’s school.

Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused catastrophic damage in the Southern United States. Electrical linemen worked around the clock to help repair downed power lines.  

Growing economic pressures have led many people to postpone having a family. 

Gan Ching Hwee of Singapore broke two national records at the Summer Olympic Games in Paris. 

“I like to feel that I’m a small part of shaping the voice of the ukulele,” the Canadian musician told our Kid Reporter. 

Our Kid Reporter learns more about the dinosaur fossils at the iconic Chicago museum. 

At Brentwood Rare Fruit Farm in Northern California, visitors can pick organic fruits straight from the tree. 

Over the summer, EAA AirVenture offered aerobatics, helicopter rides, and more at the Wittman Regional Airport in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. 

Our Kid Reporter explores the famed natural history museum. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with leaders in the Orlando area about the strides women are making. 

Students from Houston, Texas, recently won first place in the country’s largest youth poetry competition.

Our Kid Reporter visits the island in New York City where her ancestors first arrived in the United States. 

The U.S. women won gold at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. 

The actor and storyteller talks about a new classroom library from Scholastic that draws upon his own experiences as a Haitian American. 

Students in grades 6 through 12 demonstrate ways to create a more sustainable environment through the use of STEM.

In April, top students showed off their ingenuity in Washington, D.C. 

Zach Choboter of Canada set a rollerblading record to raise awareness about the threat that climate change is posing to honeybees.

Our Kid Reporter visits the TV program’s studios in New York City’s Rockefeller Center. 

An exhibit at the DeKalb County History Center in Illinois traces the influence of food on cultures and communities.