Think of math problems as you would a fun puzzle, an award-winning team member advises. 

A fierce storm in November caused flooding and extensive damage on the island of Luzon. 

A unique instructional program in New York’s Long Island City helps people who are visually impaired learn how to play tennis. 

Our Kid Reporter writes about a magical experience he had while helping out at a local veterinary clinic.

A unique public mural program adds vibrance to neighborhoods in this city in Tennessee. 

Our Kid Reporter asks young people in California how they feel about the Vice President-elect, the first woman to serve in the role. 

Our Kid Reporter in Minnesota writes in praise of her family’s beloved dog, Sir Chancellor Montague Rodgers I. 

When an oil spill in Brazil stopped baby sea turtles from getting to the ocean, a local conservation group worked to save them.

Our Kid Reporter talks with the creator of the best-selling Diary of a Wimpy Kid series. 

Many people in the Nutmeg State cast their ballots this year with the hope of ending the pandemic and racism in the United States. 

Our Kid Reporter in Metro Manila talks with young people about the country’s strict stay-at-home orders.

A new fairy tale by J.K. Rowling includes illustrations created by students between the ages of 7 and 12.   

Our Kid Reporter talks with a pediatrician about the purpose of vaccines and why getting a flu shot is more important than ever this year. 

In a rare occurrence, the winner of Ohio’s 18 electoral votes did not win the presidency.  

Anika Cherbrolu from Frisco, Texas, was recently recognized for her research on a potential cure for COVID-19. 

With Thanksgiving and Christmas approaching, many families are changing their plans because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Our Kid Reporter talks with constitutional law scholar Kermit Roosevelt about the election of a lifetime.

After a bitter presidential contest, young people in Florida express their opinions—and their hopes for a unified country. 

Students from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, found a special way to honor local World War II veterans. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Dacelys Martinez, a news anchor and producer at Univision Atlanta. 

A devastating fire in California in August destroyed a beloved church camp. 

Covering elections, says a former Kid Reporter, helps other young people understand the government that shapes their lives. 

PACs have become an essential way for candidates to finance their campaigns.

Bradshaw, a Democrat, hopes to become the first African American woman to represent Tennessee in the U.S. Senate.