The festival is one of the most important annual traditions in Chinese culture. 

Our Kid Reporter visited 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, where President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden handed out books and candy. 

In October, the residents of this island country in Oceania voted whether or not to alter the Constitution and give the First Peoples a greater say in the government.   

In honor of National STEAM Day, our Kid Reporter talks with Dr. Earyn McGee, a herpetologist and lizard wrangler. 

A visit to the King memorial in Washington, D.C., inspires our Kid Reporter to recall the late civil rights leader’s lasting contributions to the United States. 

Members of the Jewish community in the Orlando area have been gathering medical supplies for soldiers and their families on the front lines of the war. 

An annual Halloween season event in Tualatin draws 20,000 people. 

The “Crossover at Kinnick” drew a record crowd for a basketball game played in a football stadium between the University of Iowa and DePaul University. 

“Courage to Act” tells the story of a dramatic rescue mission of Denmark’s Jewish population during World War II. 

A National Day for Truth and Reconciliation inspires healing and action after centuries of abuse of Indigenous children. 

An event in Florida honors outstanding women for their accomplishments in government, media, and public service.  

The Savannah Bananas are dazzling fans with their stunts, skills, dancing, and joy. 

A proposed museum on the National Mall in Washington, D.C., will share stories that have gone untold. 

Gilles Frozen Custard in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, is still going strong more than 70 years after its start. 

Since early May, members of the Writers Guild of America have been walking the picket line. What is at stake? 

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, a Republican candidate for President, is drawing anger and controversy with his restrictions on learning. 

A Muppet-filled multimedia exhibition at the Maryland Center for History and Culture spotlights the creator’s rich legacy. 

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.