At Cesar Chavez High, students mapped family trees in a class that swaps textbook history for their own family stories.

One Methodist Germantown baby, born at just 24 weeks, joined other tiny patients dressed as Beanie Babies.

A Linn County supervisor and her sister welcomed sons minutes apart, completing a four-baby run the family calls the Quad Squad.

Marbles Kids Museum just named its new robot ABBy, built to let kids try out careers in construction and manufacturing.

Broadneck senior Kelly Shields used her nursing training to help an unconscious driver — and got four citations for it.

The St. Louis-area teen loves Warriors novels and dreams of a sculpting class — and a dad in her life.

Crews are building a new K-5 charter school in Van Nest, with leaders hoping to expand through eighth grade.

Six Washtenaw Community College students will strip and rebuild a Bronco at SEMA after months of hands-on prep with Ford.

Dahlia Swanson once relearned to walk after spinal surgery. Now she's strutting runways at New York Fashion Week.

Malakhi Copley, diagnosed nonverbal at age 2, tied knots and steered a sailboat at a free Charleston camp for autistic kids.

Textured floors and braille signage let Kentucky School for the Blind students garden independently and explore future careers.

The McDonald Drive hub opened Monday with a ribbon cutting, offering families a central place for support and school resources.

Collington Square students now have 3D printers and hands-on science gear thanks to a Johns Hopkins-backed STEM center.