Our Kid Reporter visits a YMCA Teen Leaders program in Ohio, where young people are encouraged to serve their community.

Disney-Pixar’s new movie celebrates family and cultural ties.

A New Jersey organization helps refugees express themselves through art.

Our Kid Reporter covers Major League Baseball’s 60th annual Gold Glove Awards in New York City.

Our Kid Reporter takes a journey into the past on a replica of the famous ship.

The renowned artist and architect’s “What Is Missing?” project explores the mass extinction of species.

Our Kid Reporter visits a restaurant in Italy that is co-owned by two brothers from China.

The Qualcomm Thinkabit Lab in San Diego helps students imagine themselves as inventors.

Our Kid Reporter talks with experts at the Oregon Department of Forestry about the fires that claimed tens of thousands of acres over the summer.

Gareth Hinds talks about his career as a graphic novelist and offers advice for young illustrators.

As Mayor Bill de Blasio campaigned for a second term, our Kid Reporters asked New Yorkers about some of their top concerns.

Best-selling author John Green explains how his struggles with a brain disorder helped shape his latest novel.

An American flag that flies 400 feet above the ground honors United States veterans.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio has expanded preschool education for the city’s children, but much work needs to be done.

Our Kid Reporter visits a Goodyear hangar in Ohio to learn more about the company’s famous blimps. 

Ethan Olaes, 17, struggles to express his thoughts and feelings. But when he sits down at the piano, he finds his voice.

A Christmas-themed animated short will accompany Coco, the upcoming movie from Pixar.

Our Kid Reporter looks at the pros and cons of a longstanding tradition in the United Kingdom. 

A chef who overcame many obstacles as a kid takes pumpkin carving to a new level.

An open house at Columbia University’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory helps kids understand more about the planet and our changing climate.

After a devastating hurricane, a 13-year-old girl and her family are coping with the many challenges their community faces.

The award-winning pop rock band shares a message of hope with their music.

Bill de Blasio is running for a second term as mayor of New York City. If he wins on November 7, will he have controversial statues and monuments removed?

Our Kid Reporter meets twin cubs at the Los Angeles Zoo in California.

A new book spotlights the work of children’s book authors when they were kids.