As a young bookworm, Mychal Threets eagerly spent his precious hour of daily TV time that his parents allowed watching LeVar Burton on PBS' "Reading Rainbow," wide-eyed and inspired by the actor's ...

The phrase “Eat the Rainbow” reminds us to include a variety of colors in the foods we eat so we can fuel our bodies with a wide range of nutrients. The more colors we include on our plates, the more ...

A privately funded nonprofit is running TV and radio ads for Gov. Dan McKee's "Math Matters" campaign. The ads feature various professionals explaining the importance of math in their jobs but do not ...

Google has updated the list of Google products and services that use the Google Read Aloud user agent. The updated page also says that the "service provides an audio version of web pages by ...

Nearly 20 years after the beloved children’s show “Reading Rainbow” went off the air, it's making a comeback with a new digital platform and a new host: social media librarian Mychal Threets. He joins ...

FRAZEYSBURG − Jean McKee Kinsey, 84, has long had the vision of keeping her family's farm a working farm while also serving as a Christian camp for youth. Her son and daughter-in-law are now pushing ...

Mychal Threets still remembers the voices his grandmother used to come up with when she read him children’s books. “She just went all in,” he said. Threets was home-schooled for most of his childhood, ...

More than a dozen people gathered near Courthouse Square in Scranton on Saturday, chalk in hand and ready to spread the colors of the LGBTQ+ flag, using the crosswalk as a canvas. Lindsy Smigel of ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — You may recognize the iconic logo or the “butterfly in the sky.” The original "Reading Rainbow" series first aired in 1983. Then hosted by LeVar Burton, the show quickly became ...

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Once upon a time in a land of rabbit-eared TV sets that displayed four or five stations tops, there existed a half-hour program celebrating the joy of picture books that was called “Reading Rainbow.” ...