Our Kid Reporter in California’s Santa Cruz County describes the return to in-person learning at her school. 

A year after a police officer in Louisville, Kentucky, killed a Black woman, her family and other members of the community are still seeking justice. 

Our Kid Reporter in Texas describes the February ice storm that brought record low temperatures and massive power outages. 

UNICEF USA is helping to distribute COVID-19 vaccines to countries in need around the world. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Broadway star and fellow Ohioan Rory O’Malley.  

In honor of Black History Month, our Kid Reporter talks with Black community leaders about the road to racial justice. 

Our Kid Reporter visits Space Camp in Huntsville, Alabama, with fellow Cub Scouts. 

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park recently announced that its gorilla troop has recovered from the infectious disease caused by the coronavirus.

Our Kid Reporter visits a tropical island in the Philippines that calls itself “the most unique in the world.” 

On February 13, an earthquake struck northeastern Japan, injuring more than 140 people and causing minor damage. 

Kim and Penn Holderness and their two children bring joy and laughter to their YouTube followers, one video at a time. 

During the pandemic, an increasing number of young people are reporting feelings of isolation, anxiety, and depression. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with a journalist and a political scientist about the riot at the Capitol and what it means for America.  

During the pandemic, many people are realizing the importance of staying fit to prevent and cure diseases and improve our well-being.

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, festive parades will not take place in Louisiana this year. Instead, people are creating a new tradition. 

Our Kid Reporter in Vietnam describes a program at his school that helps children in need. 

A substance found in the blood of the Komodo dragon may offer a key to fighting resistance to antibiotics.  

Korean New Year, or Seollal, is the first day of the Korean calendar, which is based on the Chinese Lunar calendar. 

Because of the pandemic, many schools are arranging for valentine packages to be delivered to students’ homes.

A Washington Post podcast hosted by journalist Lillian Cunningham delves into the lives, decisions, and power of America’s leaders. 

On February 9, the Senate will debate whether or not former President Donald J. Trump should be convicted for his role in the Capitol riot. 

Our Kid Reporter introduces readers to tabbouleh, hummus, and other popular dishes in this Middle Eastern country. 

What does the holiday symbolize, and how will kids around the world celebrate during the pandemic? 

Our Kid Reporter covers the Donto Festival, a centuries-old tradition with spiritual roots.