The Winston-Salem Dash, High-A affiliate of the White Sox, welcomed students from Davie Early College for their prom night during a game ...

A person wrote that a bunch of kids were excited to perform with Hrithik on stage but were pushed away. They were shocked and disappointed and started crying on not being allowed to meet the star.

Unlike competitors in the space, which often seek to entertain children first, extensive research goes into developing programming for PBS Kids to ensure these shows are educational and not ...

Physical activity—primarily in the form of active play—promotes young children's physical, mental, emotional and social health. It can also influence how active people will be later in life ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Lt. Matthew Furman (left) faces allegations of excessive force after the April 2024 arrest of Alica Cook (right ...

Parents need to know that PBS KIDS Video is an educational app for kids to watch a variety of clips from more than a dozen PBS Kids shows. The app allows parents to share video clips with friends ...

Students reported “teachers bleeding and crying”. Parents are being told they must come to school to collect their children. One witness says: "There are kids crying and everything.

For eight years, the Kilo-Degree Survey (KiDS) collected data from the southern sky using the European VLT Survey Telescope in Chile. Recently, the full dataset, the KiDS-Legacy, was published and ...

Katherine Maher of NPR, at left, and Paula Kerger of PBS are scheduled to testify on Capitol Hill about the federal funding their organizations receive. (StephenVoss/NPR and Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty ...

At the start of Wednesday’s congressional hearing on the funding of public media, a large photo of drag queen Lil Miss Hot Mess appearing on a PBS kids show was displayed behind committee chair Rep.

The witnesses at a U.S. House hearing on public broadcasting: NPR CEO Katherine Maher, PBS President Paula Kerger, Mike Gonzalez of the Heritage Foundation and Alaska Public Media President Ed Ulman.

Kerger, the PBS CEO, later responded to Greene's assertion, saying that the drag queen "was not actually on any of our kids' shows." "It was mistakenly put on the website of our New York City ...