Two novelists in the Pacific Northwest share stories about their writing life and offer tips for young authors.

Nearly a century after the discovery of the boy king’s burial chamber, the California Science Center displays its treasures.

Our Kid Reporter talks with illustrator Mike Curato about creativity, storytelling, and the power of the imagination.

At Smithsonian museums in Washington, D.C., humanoid robots are helping visitors feel more welcome.

As part of the annual Rose Festival in Portland, Oregon, people of all ages drink milk, eat cheese, and race milk carton boats.

Dailyah Arana started to read when she was just a toddler. Now the Georgia resident is taking her love of reading to Little Big Shots.

What is it like to compete in the National History Day Contest and win an award? Kid Reporter Lilian Jochmann found out.

Hollywood actors and directors recently gathered in New York City to read and critique the scripts of Ghetto Film School students.

A family trip to India inspired a high school student to make a positive difference in the world.

Virginia Jacko may have lost her eyesight, but the president and CEO of Miami Lighthouse has plenty of vision.

After President Trump instituted a “zero tolerance” policy that separated families at the U.S.-Mexico border, many Americans responded with outrage.

Kim Defibaugh believes in the power of art to help us express who we are and what we believe.

Middle- and high-school students are honored for their creativity and originality at Carnegie Hall in New York City.

Students at Lincoln High School in Portland, Oregon, share meals and camaraderie with families and individuals who are homeless.

A unique program at a Massachusetts library helps kids develop a love of reading by reading to a therapy dog.

Our Kid Reporter covers the 75th annual awards ceremony at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

On a visit to the CDC in Atlanta, our Kid Reporter learns about the vital role that lab workers play in public health and safety.

How a poem written in 1814 became the basis for “The Star-Spangled Banner.”

A 10-year-old girl with Type 1 Diabetes explains what the disease is and how her best friend helps her manage it.

A Massachusetts-based contest invites students from around the world to promote ocean activism through creativity.

A new documentary explores the groundbreaking career of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. 

A short film by Daniel Bydlowski at the Greenwich International Film Festival sparks a conversation about an age-old problem.

At Houston Comicpalooza, fans share their love of science-fiction movies, superheroes, cosplay, comic books, and more.

Our Kid Reporter attends an event at the White House that is designed to encourage students to get involved in school and community sports programs.

Chef Alice Waters wants to get students thinking about the food they eat and the future of the planet.