How can trick-or-treaters stay safe? Our Kid Reporter in Canada talks with an expert.  

Our Kid Reporter visits a roadside service area in Japan, where fresh peach juice is on the menu. 

A council member in Lakewood, Ohio, talks about the importance of local government for residents of all ages. 

Biochemist Jennifer A. Doudna and microbiologist Emmanuelle Charpentier received the joint honor for their breakthrough discovery in gene editing. 

Our Kid Reporter asks the Senator from New Jersey about the upcoming election, the Black Lives Matter movement, and how young people can make a difference.

With the election less than three weeks ago, Democratic challenger Joe Biden has drawn strong support in this battleground state. 

How did people entertain themselves before movies and video games were invented? Our Kid Reporter learns about an ancient art form. 

The coronavirus pandemic has put an enormous strain on the restaurant industry in New York City. What will it take to recover? 

Will burgers made from animal cells be good enough to eat? 

Kids may be too young to vote, but they’re still playing a role in the upcoming election. 

Our Kid Reporter reels in her first big story while visiting a beach in Jacksonville, Florida.  

Two veteran journalists share their expertise with our Kid Reporter in North Carolina. 

Our Kid Reporter in Ohio covers the face-off between President Trump and Vice President Biden. 

After the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, our Kid Reporter talked with mourners at the U.S. Capitol. 

Our Kid Reporter asks the Delaware Senator about our democracy, the pandemic, and elevating kids’ voices. 

The Hawaii Foodbank is addressing a growing demand for food assistance.

As fires rage across the Far West, scientists warn about the increasing dangers of climate change. 

Many Americans will be voting by mail this fall—including those who currently live outside of the United States. 

The new app lets Virginia residents know if they’ve been exposed to someone with the infectious disease caused by the coronavirus. 

The annual competition allows young athletes from around the country to come together and achieve new heights in their respective sports. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Democratic and Republican state representatives about listening to voters. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with students and teachers in Memphis, Tennessee, about the switch to online classes. 

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. 

Our Kid Reporter asks residents in his community which candidate they will support in the presidential election.