What’s Your News?
A children’s series made for kids, starring kids, What’s Your News? brings 4 to 6 year old children their news. The reporters are a crew of engaging ants and every episode includes a major breaking news story, one feature story, interviews with child experts, traffic updates and the weather. The series focuses on children’s experiences and interests, showing them a world filled with people whose news is their news.
Producer: Lenz Entertainment
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