Our Kid Reporter sits down with the master of fear.

Chelsea Clinton talks about her new book, which encourages kids to make a positive difference in the world.

Our Kid Reporter visits a medieval castle in Ireland to learn more about a centuries-old tradition.

A festival in Brooklyn, New York, brings authors and young readers together.

At a new restaurant in San Francisco, a sophisticated machine makes burgers to suit every taste.

Our Kid Reporter covers “the largest celebration of invention, creativity, and curiosity” on the East Coast.

Thanks to a dedicated teacher and a high-tech approach, blind and visually impaired students are learning how to play the guitar.

Participation in youth tackle football programs is on the decline. Is fear of head injuries to blame?

Our Kid Reporter talks with the Supreme Court Justice about her life and her new books for children.

The Mexican-born author and illustrator talks about the gifts that immigrants bring and her hopes for young readers.

Heavy rain, strong winds, and flooding contributed to a loss of life and extensive damage in North Carolina and beyond.

An expert on Egyptian art and architecture sheds light on the role that female rulers played at the time of King Tut.

Our Kid Reporter sits down with Gwynne Shotwell, president and chief operating officer of the visionary space exploration company.

Authors and illustrators offer advice for aspiring artists at Books of Wonder in New York City.

Max with Anderson Cooper on the set of Anderson Cooper 360 in New York City

Our Kid Reporter talks about news reporting with the host of

What melts snow and ice? In the hit musical on Broadway, it’s love.

An online education program created by the National 9/11 Memorial & Museum teaches students about the terrorist attacks of 2001.

Our Kid Reporter talks with ESPN reporter Tom Rinaldi about a special 9/11 hero.

Our Kid Reporter goes behind the scenes at a NASCAR race in Long Pond, Pennsylvania.

A new picture book by Arthur Yorinks and Maurice Sendak follows the adventures of two friends in a wacky world.

A new picture book tells the story of an “unsung heroine” of the civil rights movement

For author and illustrator Troy Cummings, the secret to success lies in carrying a notebook.

More than 3,000 children help kick off the National Football League season at the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio.

When therapy horse “Willie Nelson” drops by for a visit, young patients are in for a special treat.