"Many times when we were traveling, I saw him get down on a knee to speak to a child so he could look the child in the eye.

He’s also the artist for StarKist’s iconic Charlie the Tuna character ... a cameraman for “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood.” “I had spiked hair,” Wos recalled. “Fred took one look ...

All are welcome here. People from many ways of life and from all over the world meet at the public library. Libraries were ...

Framingham High School Principal Mark Albright told members of the Class of 2025 that they were ready "to take their place in ...

The House of Representatives narrowly approved legislation Thursday to revoke two years of federal funding for public media ...

The U.S. House voted Thursday on a rescission bill to claw back money for foreign aid programs, along with the next two years of funding for the public media system. The measure now goes to the Senate ...

Many of the characters deal with fear, sadness, or anger at one time or another, demonstrating perseverance, courage, and other positive methods of overcoming these issues. MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD ...

Actress, screenwriter, and filmmaker Ashly Burch chatted about her new series “I’m Happy You’re Here.” This is a Mr. Rogers-esque series with puppets and all, geared towards adults, and focused on ...

wrote and hosted 895 episodes of the children’s program Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood starting in 1968. Over three decades, young viewers were transported to the Neighborhood of Make-Believe ...

François Clemmons, the first Black man with a recurring role on children's TV, says what he learned from working for Fred Rogers on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood still provides guidance today.

For years, all kinds of rumors have spread about Fred Rogers, mainly because people find it hard to believe that a man could ...