A museum exhibit in Washington, D.C., spotlights Rodarte, a fashion label started by California sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy.

Our Kid Reporter talks with bestselling author Shannon Messenger about her latest book, Flashback. 

Jahana Hayes will be the first African American woman to represent Connecticut in the United States House of Representatives.

For the past 20 years, the Canadian Pacific Railway has collected groceries and helped raise money for food banks in North America.

The founder of a fun run for sharks in Newport, California, learned about the crucial role of sharks the hard way.

The Ohio house that served as the setting for the beloved holiday film attracts visitors from around the world.

Could a practice that originated in ancient India help today’s teenagers? Our Kid Reporter finds out for himself.

Author Mike Lupica talks about his latest book, No Slam Dunk, and his love of sports and sports writing.

In a close match, Florida State takes home the NCAA title for the second time in the school’s history.

The Disney sequel to the beloved 1964 movie looks for “hope and light in a dark time,” says director Rob Marshall.

Scholastic and the Yale Child Study Center launch a research collaborative to help all kids thrive in the classroom and beyond.

Our Kid Reporter talks with young inventors at Chicago Toy & Game Week, the largest event of its kind in North America.

What is it like to live in the midst of war? Author Omar El-Akkad explores that question in his debut novel, which is set far in the future.

Our Kid Reporter finds out how an abandoned dog in Cleveland, Ohio, went from the streets to the studio.

Off the field, New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning has made it his mission to help children battling cancer.

An annual baseball tournament gives young athletes of all abilities the chance to shine.

Political cartoonist Matt Wuerker talks about his craft and the power of pictures at an event for award-winning young artists and writers in Washington, D.C

Some of the year’s top authors share their insights at a glamorous awards ceremony in New York City.

In Santa Cruz, California, thousands of people gather at Natural Bridges State Park each fall to witness the arrival of migrating monarch butterflies.

The former First Lady returns to her hometown of Chicago, Illinois, to celebrate her brand-new memoir, Becoming.

Librarians in New Jersey talk about the importance of helping all kids cultivate a love of reading.

This year’s Senate race between Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Beto O'Rourke helped inspire record voter turnout.

Our Kid Reporter visits the Lotte World Tower in Seoul, South Korea, to explore one of the world's tallest and most unique buildings.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Cameron Seely, who voices Cindy Lou Who in a new movie about the Dr. Seuss classic.

Elite athlete Logan Broadbent talks about this unique sport, which requires strength, speed, and agility.