Every country has its special ways to eat. Spain is no different. Nicole tells us about the art of diminutive dish dining.
Category - Season 20
Reese reports about teen environmentalist Greta Thunberg’s latest achievement.
Classical music has long been recognized as one of society’s greatest achievements, but it’s become increasingly clear that it has a way to go to truly reflect society. Sphinx is working to break...
A regular feature on TKN is showing how a PSA for the NRSF is created. While the information is real, the stories are usually made up. But in our special report, Katarina tells us why this PSA is...
Christin has some advice on how the “Make the Grade” by using flash cards to study.
This whole year, we’re celebrating TKN's 20th year on the air. You’ll probably be surprised to see what former newscaster Gianni is doing today.
Ava tells us about Sphinx, an organization that is working to break down barriers using classical music. A special report from the NRSF on a "real" PSA. Some advice on using flash cards to help in...
For thousands of boys in New Orleans struggling to grow up without fathers, life is very far from easy. Ava reports on a man with a very special mission.
Reese has the scoop on how Boston’s Fenway Park is trying to be less of a Green Monster and rather a bit more environmentally greener.
Chloe tells us why a stamp with a mistake on it is worth millions of dollars.
Emily’s “Art Smart” report explores the art of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
Blake explains why all fruit is not equal – when it comes to sugar.
In continuing our 20th anniversary season celebration, we take a “look back” with Reporter and Anchor Veronique.
Scholarship Guru Carlynn is here with some advice about crowdfunding for your college costs.
The immense size of the ocean, no doubt, makes it seem like it’s indestructible. But as Emily tells us, our ocean is becoming sicker by the day. And we need to take action – now!
Not all sunglasses are created equal…and some may be doing more harm than good. Dean explains in his report.
Ever since 1949, kids and adults around the world have been playing with these brightly colored, interlocking plastic bricks.
Brendan tells us how the Evergreen state is getting even greener.
The Mona Lisa is the world’s most famous painting, yet there’s a lot even experts don’t know about it. Katie clues us in on some of the mysteries in her “Art Smart” report.
For weeks we’ve been telling you that this is a very important season for Teen Kids News. We’ve been on the air for 20 years. Over that time, 9 teens have sat in the anchor chair. In this Look Back...
It’s a city with deep ties to two famous explorers. One discovered a so called “new world”. The other went on to circumnavigate the globe. In her series “The Reign in Spain” – Nicole takes us to...