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.  

For five decades, the nonprofit organization has been challenging and inspiring students to find the “story” in “history.” 

Indoor bouldering is a favorite pastime in this small East Asian country.

Our Kid Reporter talks with individuals who are working to make a positive difference for the city’s LGBTQ+ community.

Gabriel's Angels, a nonprofit organization in Arizona, provides emotional support to children through pet therapy programs. 

A unique dance company celebrates African American culture and traditions. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with the award-winning actor, singer, and author at an event for his latest novel in New York City. 

After 14 rounds and a 90-second spell-off, Bruhat Soma won the cup at the 96th Scripps National Spelling Bee in National Harbor, Maryland. 

Marian Robinson, the mother of former First Lady Michelle Obama, died in May.  

Melissa Blake, who was born with Freeman-Sheldon Syndrome, has written a new book about her experiences in an ableist society. 

State Page Programs across the country give students a chance to see government in action.

“Victory is not just about winning,” says Poh Yu Tian, 15. “To improve, you have to keep practicing and learning.” 

Our Kid Reporter asks people in his Minnesota community about the potential pros and cons of using AI.

Winners of the 2024 EduHam competition see the groundbreaking production on Broadway.

The NBC Today co-host recently talked with our Kid Reporter about his new children’s book, I’m Proud of You.

Doubters and believers alike recently came together for the 24th annual McMenamins UFO Festival in Oregon.

A consultant for the award-winning Stillwater TV series, Chopra offers practical ways for kids to cultivate peace and happiness. 

Our Kid Reporters cover the first-ever “Teachers of the Year” State Dinner. 

On May 2, Dr. Jill Biden hosted the first-ever “Teachers of the Year” State Dinner. 

Chelsea Phaire, 14, wants children going through difficult times to be able to express themselves through creativity.

Cartoonist Robb Armstrong talks about the importance of representation in media and the Apple TV+ show he co-wrote.