We stroll down memory lane with Lauren... she traveled the world as a reporter and does so now for her job.
Category - Season 20
We meet three inspiring athletes and find out just what it takes to compete as a para-athlete in the fierce competition of All Round Champion; how to persevere in building your vocabulary; we stroll...
A look at the movie Dungeons & Dragons Honor Among Thieves, including some cool behind the scenes extras. The movie is now available on digital.
The world’s oceans are in danger. Emily talks with teens that participated in an innovative program to help and restore this important life source.
From political scientists – to journalists: much attention is being focused on how divided – and bitter – American politics has become.
In this Look Back we speak with the original Teen Kids News anchor – Mwanzaa Brown!
Many of us are still confused about exactly what to recycle. Putting the wrong waste into the recycle bin may be more than just a waste of time... it can actually be harmful.
The celebration of our 20th season continues with Nicole, another reporter that has contributed A LOT to the show!
Sadly, not all plastics can be processed by our local recycling centers. Ava finds out how TerraCycle works to recycle things many communities can’t recycle.
Although modern Jordan is a country that is more than 90 per cent Muslim, it plays an important role in both the Christian and Jewish religions. Olivia tells us how.
Reed tells us about the power of hearing your mom’s voice.
In celebration of our 20th season on the air, we hear from some of our former reporters about what they learned from their experience on Teen Kids News.
A time-honored tradition of the U.S. Military called "Colors." The whale of a tale behind Starbucks, how artist Normal Rockwell helped win a war, the benefits of being bilingual, the power of your...
In this report celebrating our 20th season we hear from former members of our team on why Teen Kids News is important.
Dean tells us why a certain type of blue light, has a dark side... and what we can do to avoid its harmful effects.
We speak with a cyber security expert, a report on how Barbie is still the world’s most popular doll (and a collector’s item!), some tips on how to build a resume, the harmful effects of blue light...
Katie tells us how artist Norman Rockwell was inspired by Franklin D. Roosevelt's 1941 State of the Union Address and helped win a war.
The whale of a tale behind Starbucks’ name.
As part of our 20th anniversary of Teen Kids News, we chat with Siena D’Addario, a former reporter and anchor who was on the show for an entire decade.
This week’s Rising Star is Auti. And as Katarina found out, she uses her music to raise awareness of very serious issues such as mental health and suicide prevention.
The results of the Drive Safe Chicago contest, sponsored by the NRSF. We go behind the scenes with the finalists as they create their Public Service Announcements.