Our Kid Reporter learns more about the LEGO Group as the company marks its 90th anniversary.  

Three EF-3 tornadoes devastated Griffin, the Georgia town where our Kid Reporter lives. 

Over the holidays, a radio station held a turkey drive to help feed families in need. 

A new TV series from Disney+ draws viewers into a search for priceless relics from the ancient past.  

On World Speech Day, young people in several countries got a chance to share their ideas with the world. 

A unique program in this Southeast Asian country offers an opportunity for publication and valuable life lessons. 

During the holiday season, members of the Woodpeckers Guild in Maryland create their own makeshift Santa’s workshops, crafting wooden toys for local children. 

Each year, a California family creates a holiday display that draws visitors from miles around. 

A master beekeeper talks about the decline of bees and how kids can be part of the solution. 

Our Kid Reporter tours the home of the President and First Lady, which is decorated for the holidays. 

The cost of basic necessities is skyrocketing in this Southeast Asian country. 

Epps shares his vision for the future in his new novel for young people, Nubia: The Awakening.

Thanks to a grant, a Pennsylvania school district is providing hands-on learning experiences in farming, community cooperation, and healthy eating. 

In Southern California, the American Ballet Theatre’s version of this holiday classic gives young dancers a chance to perform with renowned professionals. 

The author of the Whatever After, Best Wishes, and other bestselling series talks about her lifelong love of writing and reading. 

Democratic Senator Raphael Warnock is headed back to the United States Senate. 

Our Kid Reporter covers an event honoring civil rights hero Ruby Bridges. 

An exhibition at the de Young Museum in San Francisco spotlights the ancient Egyptian ruler. 

Thirteen-year-old Ryan Hickman of California has been recycling bottles and cans for a decade.  

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?