The beloved picture book character created by Norman Bridwell is brought to life by Paramount Pictures. 

During the pandemic, student athletes have had to cope with bus-driver shortages and mask mandates. 

An increasingly popular program in the city’s public schools helps students learn and provides emotional support. 

How are students coping with the safety measures in place? Our Kid Reporter talks with young people in Beirut. 

Bugs that are native to countries in Asia are now posing a threat to fruit crops and trees in the United States. 

A nonprofit organization continues the work of a selfless teen who wanted to help kids in need. 

A new Netflix mini-series features a spirited princess with the heart of a warrior. 

Champion pole vaulter Katie Nageott made her hometown of Olmsted Falls, Ohio, proud this summer. 

In September, dozens of car manufacturers showed off their electric vehicles at Electrify Expo in Irvine, California.

Canadian sprinter and Olympic gold medalist Andre De Grasse talks about the rewards—and challenges—of competition. 

After being forced to shut down due to the pandemic, Camp Blue Ridge re-opened over the summer. 

In New York’s Hudson Valley, a maze of 7,000 illuminated jack-o’-lanterns delights visitors. 

Our Kid Reporter finds that the city’s students are still uneasy about contracting COVID-19.  

As students return to school, people are debating whether or not masks should be required. 

Our Kid Reporter in the Philippines introduces readers to a favorite local stew. 

On the 20th anniversary of the attacks, our Kid Reporter talks with an education expert at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum in New York City. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Tyler Gordon, a 15-year-old artist from California whose new book showcases the portraits he created of people who inspire him. 

The Ocean Heroes Bootcamp offers tools to young people who want to take action against ocean pollution. 

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.