Our Kid Reporter talks with stars on the orange carpet at Nickelodeon’s annual awards ceremony. 

A folk artist in Oaxaca, Mexico, talks About the passion behind alebrijes, sculptural creations that are prized around the world.

How does a technician project movies onto the big screen? Our Kid Reporter visits a theater in Northampton, Pennsylvania, to find out.

What happens when high school girls get tired of being treated badly? Two authors explore the topic in their new novel.

Julia Huesa, vice president of Harvard University’s Undergraduate Council, offers tips on leadership.

Despite the rise of Amazon, indie bookstores are making a comeback. Our Kid Reporter finds out why.

From a “Fab Lab” and a lesson on climate change to the uses of augmented reality, this year’s tech festival showed why science matters.

When it comes to the possibilities of artificial intelligence, says a Toronto researcher, “you’re only limited by your imagination.”

Our Kid Reporter talks with Riordan and his fellow authors about their middle-grade novels, which draw upon myths from around the world.

Our Kid Reporter in Seoul tours two exhibits that commemorate the 100th anniversary of Korea’s fight for independence.

A conservationist in India talks about a successful program to save this big cat, which is now an endangered species.

Our Kid Reporter visits the 19th U.S. president’s former estate in Fremont, Ohio.

The Memphis Bar Association hosts a panel discussion on racial diversity and inclusion in the city’s legal profession.

A dental hygienist in Chicago offers tips for kids on brushing, flossing, and more.

NASA astronaut Christina Koch is heading to the International Space Station on March 14. For her, it’s a dream come true.

Ford Motor Company announces that it will stop producing most cars and focus instead on SUVs and light trucks.

The Old Guard, a ceremonial unit of the U.S. Army, has been serving the nation since 1784.

Last November’s Camp Fire was the most devastating in California’s history. Read the accounts of four families from Paradise.  

A female superhero from Marvel gets a chance to show her grit.

An interactive program developed by MD Anderson Cancer Center seeks to reduce teen smoking.

In Maplewood, New Jersey, high school students—past and present—celebrate the 50th anniversary of a unique sport.

The 2019 New York Toy Fair had something for everyone—“foodie” toys, escape puzzles, and a new take on the yo-yo.

Our Kid Reporter talks with an expert on AI and gets tips for teens interested in the rapidly evolving technology.

The legend of King Arthur is brought to life in a new fantasy adventure film directed by Joe Cornish.