The Fort Worth Public Library has long prided itself on being more than just a place that houses books.

Cameron Cooper is used to leading his team on the football field, but he wasn’t sure about leading student-athletes in a new challenge.

These are stories that introduce children to Olympic sports and celebrate the Games for kids of all ages!

On Monday, April 8, North Texas will experience a total solar eclipse and NBC 5, Telemundo 39, the Fort Worth Public Library have compiled a wonderful list of books to encourage our young readers to learn as much as they can about this phenomenon.

It’s an annual tradition for the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas. Reading Day is a time to bring together hundreds of volunteers from across DFW to read to elementary school students.

In the new advanced and technological world in which we find ourselves, reading through a screen has become the norm. But is it safe to let our little ones read through their tablet? This question is even on the community and discussion page for Apple’s popular iPad product. Here parents ask how to lock down the iPad as the...

Reading helps with learning and building family bonds. NBC 5′ Vince Sims talks to United Through Reading CEO Tim Farrell about the organization’s efforts to make sure military families don’t miss out even while deployed.

Reading Partners North Texas is looking for volunteers for the 2023-2024 school year.

As the summer winds down, several programs across our area are celebrating another successful school break of literacy improvement.

Pasos for Oak Cliff started as a nonprofit to give designer shoes to kids who otherwise may not be able to afford them. That effort has now evolved into a community impact organization providing soles for the feet while doing work for the soul.

Nicole Lightbourne just wanted her twins to see people who looked like them in the books they were reading.

A new study from Scholastic is painting a clear picture of why summer reading is so important for kids. Part of that study shows that a child’s reading and math scores almost double if at least one book is available at home.