Our top story takes us to the American West, where Alexandra reports on the controversy surrounding wild horse roundups. Why they happen, what challenges they create, and what’s being done to protect these iconic animals.
In this report sponsored by the International Fund for Animal Welfare, Katie speaks with the organizations president and CEO, Azzedine Downes about what we all can do to help protect the environment, especially with the loss of one of its biggest defenders – Jane Goodall.
Luke has a household hack that’s an “low tech” way to boost the sound from your “high tech” phone.
Katie tells us about artist Andy Warhol’s talent beyond painting – he also applied his talent to making movies. You be the judge.
Christin is back with another “Make the Grade.” This week’s tip: joining a team can help you succeed in school and make new friends.
Mason gives us a sweet but surprising report about salt and pineapples — and why you may want to try combining the two.
Chris tells us about the National Road Safety Foundation’s annual Drive2Life PSA contest, inviting teens ages 13–19 to use their creativity for a chance to win scholarships, a trip to New York City, and the opportunity to turn their idea into a real broadcast PSA. This year’s theme focuses on the dangers of speeding.
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