From the way our cities work to the way our brains develop, everything about our world stands to be revised, redefined and remade. Young people know this better than anyone because they experience ...

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Saturday was Mister Rogers' birthday, and his legacy lives on in a book titled "When You Wonder, You're Learning: Mister Rogers' Enduring Lessons for Raising Creative, Curious, ...

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Fred Rogers was the kind of person who made everyone's life better. On Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, he taught children life ...

March 20 marks the 95th birthday of Fred McFeely Rogers, otherwise known as Mr. Rogers from the public television series, “Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood.” Equally as important, the year also marks the 20th ...

It was 15 years ago today that we said goodbye to Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood. Beginning on Canadian television in 1963, the show moved to PBS in 1968, and aired there until its August 31, 2001 finale.

Own "Mister Rogers & Me" on PBS DVD http://bit.ly/A4CZSb, and check your local PBS listings for airtimes. In Sept. 2001, the same month that the world turned upside ...

The speech was about the vital need to protect public services like PBS, NPR, and their local affiliates, because of they value they bring to communities—especially children. His words are as powerful ...

It’s hard to imagine a more impactful advocate for kindness than Fred Rogers. In PEOPLE’s inaugural Kindness Issue, Joanne Rogers, his wife of 50 years, shares some of the ways her husband (who died ...

Mister Rogers. Just the sound of his name brings calm. The softspoken television host rose to fame through the kids’ program Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, where he taught viewers simple lessons. The ...

When the late Fred Rogers took the microphone before the U.S. Senate Subcommittee on Communications, millions of dollars were at stake. President Lyndon B. Johnson had proposed giving the Corporation ...