The Kids’ Lit Quiz, a global competition, invites students to test their literary knowledge. 

Twice a year, Tyndall Air Force Base in Florida hosts combat training for pilots and other military personnel. 

It may have a funny name, but it’s the fastest-growing sport in the country. 

Our Kid Reporter watches as Chocolate and Chip are spared. 

With every step she takes, Julieta Escobar Parra of Puebla, Mexico, is helping children with a rare disease. 

The youth vote made a big difference in the midterm elections, but how can kids our age make a difference in the civic process? 

The acclaimed author and civil rights hero talks about her new book and the spirit behind Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with 14-year-old Tybre about his friendship with John Lewis, the late civil rights hero and U.S. Senator. 

After a tightly-contested race, Democrat Raphael Warnock, the incumbent, will face Republican Herschel Walker in a December 6 runoff election.  

Social media personality Tabitha Brown talks about switching to a plant-based diet and how her favorite meals can be made with vegan ingredients. 

For years, volunteer Mary Levtzow has helped bring food—and respect—to families in the Cleveland area. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with the actress and philanthropist about her efforts to help children in rural communities. 

In Georgia, Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock is locked in a tight race with Republican challenger Herschel Walker. 

Former President Barack Obama visited College Park to help motivate Democratic voters to cast ballots on Election Day. 

With her new book, author Chantell Zenon hopes to inspire girls to be proud of their hair. 

As Election Day approaches, voters are excited but also apprehensive.

Our Kid Reporter talks with New Zealand Olympian Sam Tanner. 

The Goosebumps and Magic Tree House authors—and Slappy—delighted fans at the Library of Congress. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with gubernatorial candidates Stacey Abrams and Brian Kemp on the campaign trail. 

The fictional superhero created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko in 1962 has had an enduring power.

A rise in violent crimes in the past year has many residents on edge and officials calling for a larger police presence. 

Visual artist Siyan Wong, a first generation immigrant who lives in New York City, confronts injustice, homelessness, and the plight of elderly immigrants in her work.

Our Kid Reporter talks with siblings Jennifer L. Holm and Matt Holm about their hit graphic novel series for young readers.