Throughout the year, we often bring you stories about contests sponsored by the National Road Safety Foundation. Teens across the country are invited to send in ideas for creating PSAs about traffic safety. This time the NRSF decided to do something different – they invited an entire school to come up with a PSA. In our special report, see how that school – Weaver HS in Hartford, CT – learns that they’ve been selected and we meet the Weaver HS student who submitted the best concept for the PSA.
Reese gives us some insight on the science behind eternal youth.
There’s no question that America is a leader in medical innovation. That’s why so many people from other countries come here for treatment. One of those was a teen hoping for a cure for her life-threatening illness. As Ava reports the cure was successful, and now that teen is paying it forward for others in her country who need help.
In this week’s “Make the Grade” Christin has some advice on how you can be a better leader.
In Emily’s “If At First You Don’t Succeed” report we’ll find out about celebrity Sylvester Stallone’s “rocky” road to success.
Katarina explains why the name for the instrument – English Horn is a “Misleading Moniker.”
Brendan tells us a little about the biggest US state Alaska.
Nicole is in the kitchen with a recipe that you can make to impress your family and friends – and it’s a healthy snack – the berry creamsicle.
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