Amid the pandemic, state election officials are preparing to handle more mail-in ballots than ever. 

As the pandemic continues, families are coping with new ways of educating kids. 

At the Republican National Convention, the party officially nominated Donald J. Trump for re-election.

Nearly 25 million people watch as Democratic candidates Joe Biden and Kamala Harris pledge to “unify the country.” 

During the pandemic, many vacationers have swapped their summer getaway plans for an RV adventure.

What will back-to-school look like in Northern New Jersey? Our Kid Reporter talks with his superintendent. 

Our Kid Reporter visits the ancient European city on the Adriatic Sea, which has long been overwhelmed by tourists. 

“What would make a great comic-book class?” This summer, our Kid Reporter found out.

Because of the coronavirus pandemic, most people will be able to vote by mail in this year’s election.  

Because of the pandemic, a few summer camps look very different this year. 

In the wake of the pandemic and Black Lives Matter protests, many people are taking their right to vote more seriously than ever. 

Our Kid Reporter interviews her mother, a healthcare worker in Wisconsin, about caring for patients during the pandemic. 

Parks and recreational areas across the country are starting to reopen, but visitors must keep a distance from each other—and wildlife. 

After its forced closure in March due to the coronavirus pandemic, the theme park welcomes visitors back, with new safety guidelines in place. 

After states around the country instituted stay-at-home orders, jigsaw puzzles found a popularity not seen since the Great Depression. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with two of the six teenage girls who are sparking change in Nashville.

This summer, our Kid Reporter is volunteering at a nonprofit rescue organization on the island of Oahu. 

When the pandemic started, volunteers in the Bay Area helped address the PPE shortage. 

Our Kid Reporter got ready to cover the 2020 presidential primary elections, and then everything changed.

After a tumultous primary election in Kentucky, retired Marine pilot Amy McGrath will try to unseat U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on November 3. 

The story, puppetry, and pageantry of the long-running musical have inspired generations of theatergoers. 

An online storybook published by the WHO and UNICEF helps children cope with their fears during the pandemic. 

In New Jersey, summer camps will be able to reopen on July 6, but things will look very different. 

Amid widespread stay-at-home orders, some animals were able to find a little peace. 

Fourth graders in South Orange tell our Kid Reporter about the pros and cons of learning at home during the pandemic.