Skills Jam is a nationwide competition, as well as a series of motivating videos designed to show high school students the many opportunities available in skilled careers.
Category - Top Story
Breleigh travels to Utah to meet Julianna, a teen who won a national contest for a traffic safety PSA.
We report on the controversy surrounding wild horse roundups. Why they happen, what challenges they create, and what’s being done to protect these iconic animals.
We explore what it means for kids, teens and tweens to be part of the “COVID Generation.”
We dive into the world beneath the waves—literally! Come on an adventure to discover how people have tried for centuries to breathe underwater.
Our top story focuses on a medical condition most teens may think only affects older adults. But as Athina tells us, heart conditions are something we all should be aware of.
From apps to schoolwork, teens are tapping into A.I. every day. A special top story about artificial intelligence.
Learning leadership, self-discipline and other important life skills... through music. And not just ordinary music, but gospel music. Benjamin introduces us to a choir that has a powerful message.
We explore the reasons why the war called the “great war” wasn’t so great. And we learn why Veterans Day is celebrated every November 11.
Freedom of the press. It’s a term we often hear. And we probably think it just applies to newspapers, magazines and news programs that are run by adults. But freedom of the press is a big concern for...
Alexandra reports on another way that the organization Oceana is on the front line in the battle against plastic pollution in our oceans – getting Amazon to reduce, and hopefully eventually...
Science, Tech & Environment, Season 22, Top Story
Hair Matters: Protecting Our Waterways From Oil Spills
Ava reports on the environmental dangers posed by oil leaking from ships, drilling platforms and pipelines. Then we learn about Hair Matters, an innovative program that uses human hair and animal fur...
Benjamin tells us how the fear of war ended up creating a test, thousands of high school students take every year – the Advanced Placement Exam. And we find out now, AP exams are changing.
Movies like Jaws and the Meg make sharks look like bloodthirsty predators constantly on the hunt for human victims. But as you’ll see from our report, sharks are getting a bad rap.
It’s been said that one picture is worth a thousand words. For this next report, we want to change that to one picture is worth a thousand fish. Alexandra explains in her report about a teen who’s...
After the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution, the third most important document in our nation’s history is the Bill of Rights.
The world’s oceans are so vast and incredibly powerful, it’s hard to imagine that they need our help. But as Alexandra tells us, they not only need our help, they need it more than ever before.
T-shirts are big business... and while that’s great news for the fashion industry, as Alexandra tells us, it’s terrible news for the environment.
Adriana Zhang saw a need in her San Francisco community and created an organization to help fulfill it.
Over the past few years there have been a number of changes in what colleges are expecting from students applying for admission. When it comes to the ACT and SAT, some of the changes are changing –...
We’ve been reporting on the need to raise awareness about human rights. Especially the rights of children. As Alexandra reports, it’s a struggle that’s run into opposition from an unlikely source.