Our Kid Reporter talks with the award-winning author about her latest book, Willodeen.

Now that the U.S. has ended its 20-year war in Afghanistan, many Afghans are resettling in the Tulsa area.  

At Chicago’s Boxville, entrepreneurs and residents have helped establish a thriving marketplace and community gathering place.

The Raptor Trust in New Jersey provides free care and assistance to injured, sick, or ophaned birds. 

Award-winning artist Mo Willems helps people come together with a public mural at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C.

The basketball star will speak out on children’s rights and mental health. 

The once-thriving film industry in India has had to adapt to closed theaters during the coronavirus pandemic. 

The solemn monument in Arlington National Cemetery was established in 1921 to honor fallen soldiers from World War I. 

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.