A survivor of the mass shooting in Las Vegas last fall is giving back to her community. 

While visiting the city of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, our Kid Reporter toured the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. 

What is it like to be a news anchor? Our Kid Reporter visits a television station in Cleveland, Ohio, to find out.

A 10-year-old activist in Washington, D.C., encourages girls to speak up in their quest for equality.

The city of Philadelphia is filled with colorful murals that offer inspiration and bring people together.

A nonprofit literacy organization helps connect police officers with young people in the communities they serve.

Last September, Hurricane Irma caused catastrophic damage to the Everglades National Park in Southern Florida. But wildlife experts are optimistic that they can rebuild.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Simon Watt, founder of the Ugly Animal Preservation Society.

A unique program in Akron, Ohio, helps children with medical challenges learn how to dance.

What can kids do to make a positive difference in the world? Author Holly M. McGhee tackles that question in her new picture book, Come with Me.

The Thomas Fire, which began earlier this month, is one of the worst in the state’s history.

During the holiday season, the Smithsonian’s National Zoo in Washington, D.C., is home to ZooLights, an annual festival of lights and music.

A holiday concert in Marylhurst, Oregon, celebrates religious and cultural traditions from around the world.

A new Legoland in Melbourne, Australia, lets young visitors be creative.

Our Kid Reporter talks with three middle-grade fantasy authors about their novels for kids.

A gathering in Brooklyn, New York, honors the literary power of black girls and women.

A new documentary profiles 16-year-old Naomi Kutin, an international powerlifting star.

Chris Van Dusen’s latest picture book encourages readers to stand up for others.

The founder of a Botswana-based organization is working to create a brighter future for both elephants and people.

What inspires Brooklyn-based children’s book authors and illustrators? Our Kid Reporter finds out.

“Draw anything you see,” says acclaimed children’s book illustrator LeUyen Pham.

Backstage at a cruise ship’s production of Mamma Mia!

The Hindu festival of light is a time for families in India to pass down cherished traditions. 

The award-winning author believes that kids just need to find the right book to become interested in reading.

For Star Wars fans, the latest movie from Lucasfilm offers more intergalactic thrills.