Our Kid Reporter talks with the cast and crew of Star Wars Rebels as the animated show concludes its four-year run on television.

Recent rumblings near Mount St. Helens, a volcanic mountain in Skamania County, Washington, raised questions about preparedness for a major earthquake.

In his new book, former White House photographer Pete Souza captures Barack Obama’s presidency in a series of iconic images.

Students at Acton-Boxbrough High School in Massachusetts participate in a walkout protesting gun violence around the country.

Writer and illustrator Rosemary Wells, who is best-known for her Max & Ruby book series, offers advise to aspiring artists at a talk in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Olympic gold medalists John Shuster and Tyler George about their surprise curling victory in South Korea.

The films at the New York International Children’s Film Festival are more than just entertainment. They open kids’ eyes to challenges and possibilities.

Tens of thousands of students at schools across the United States walk out of class to raise awareness about gun violence.

A black girl who wanted to see herself reflected in books started a campaign—and then wrote a book of her own.

A popular tennis tournament in Indian Wells, California, showcases top players and a scenic landscape.

Director Ava DuVernay brings together a multicultural cast in her new movie, A Wrinkle in Time.

Former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton launches a new picture book highlighting the work of women who helped change the world. 

With the number of stray dogs rising in Bangalore, one couple is going out of their way to care for them.

Vicki Boatright, an artist in Canton, Ohio, loves pets and painting. The combination makes for unique creations for pet lovers around the world.

Elly Swartz’s new middle-grade book, Smart Cookie, is filled with family, friends, pets—and cookies.

Our Kid Reporter talks with the cast and director of A Wrinkle In Time, a new movie from Disney.

A children’s film festival in New York City showcases movies from around the world.

On March 4, nearly 5,000 people participated in a frigid swim to benefit Special Olympics Chicago.

A sanctuary for big cats in Jacksonville, Florida, doesn’t buy, sell, or breed the animals in their care.

A new biography by Madeleine L'Engle’s granddaughters sheds light on the beloved author.

A literary festival in Boston, Massachusetts, allows middle-grade authors to talk about their craft.

Our Kid Reporter gets tips from chef Rachael Ray on eating well and living well.

Our Kid Reporter talks with author, literacy advocate, and football star Malcolm Mitchell about the power of books.

What is it like to fly a kite on a frozen lake? Our Kid Reporter travels to Clear Lake, Iowa, to find out.

This year’s Future City® competition invited students from around the world to design visionary urban areas that would allow senior citizens to live independently.