Two days before Thanksgiving, President Joe Biden pardoned “Liberty” and “Bell,” in a traditional White House ceremony dating back 76 years. 

Each November, thousands of volunteers at Make a Difference DKC in Illinois pack meals for people around the world who are experiencing hunger. 

A new event in New York City’s Central Park seeks to draw young people to the sport of running. 

A holiday skating rank named for the Olympic champion holds its annual ribbon-cutting ceremony in San Ramon, California. 

Our Kid Reporter attends the group’s annual conference in Washington, D.C. 

On November 1, hundreds of thousands of students participated in the country’s annual “Take Our Kids to Work Day” event.

Why are dagashiya giving way to convenience stories in this East Asian country? 

Good Good Good, a media company in Portland, Oregon, seeks to inspire readers to make a positive difference. 

The inflatable landscape travels around the country, offering fun for kids of all ages. 

The annual event is the largest gathering for collegiate journalists, media students, and their advisers. 

Prince William names the five winners of this year’s global competition “to repair and regenerate our planet.”

Our Kid Reporter explores the history of a predominately African American community that made way, in the 1850s, for New York City’s Central Park. 

The country music star recently visited one of the most popular destinations in DeKalb, Illinois.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author and journalist talks about the need for racial justice at an event hosted by the Emory University Center for Ethics in Georgia. 

The festival is one of the most important annual traditions in Chinese culture. 

Our Kid Reporter visited 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, where President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden handed out books and candy. 

In October, the residents of this island country in Oceania voted whether or not to alter the Constitution and give the First Peoples a greater say in the government.   

In honor of National STEAM Day, our Kid Reporter talks with Dr. Earyn McGee, a herpetologist and lizard wrangler. 

A visit to the King memorial in Washington, D.C., inspires our Kid Reporter to recall the late civil rights leader’s lasting contributions to the United States. 

Members of the Jewish community in the Orlando area have been gathering medical supplies for soldiers and their families on the front lines of the war. 

An annual Halloween season event in Tualatin draws 20,000 people. 

The “Crossover at Kinnick” drew a record crowd for a basketball game played in a football stadium between the University of Iowa and DePaul University. 

“Courage to Act” tells the story of a dramatic rescue mission of Denmark’s Jewish population during World War II. 

A National Day for Truth and Reconciliation inspires healing and action after centuries of abuse of Indigenous children. 

An event in Florida honors outstanding women for their accomplishments in government, media, and public service.