Since his death in February 2003, Fred Rogers has been remembered for his dedication to children. Here’s a look back at the iconic children’s TV host’s final days and legacy of kindness.

Before Fred Rogers became a beloved children's television host, he overcame a difficult childhood that enabled him to show deep empathy toward others ...

Nothing makes for a more beautiful day than Mister Rogers on demand. Pluto TV recently launched a channel dedicated to Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, streaming 24/7. The channel is free and ...

He wasn’t a character, he was just Fred. Sadly, Rogers passed away in 2003 at the age of 74, but his spirit and the show live on. Now, Pluto TV users can watch for free via the live channel or ...

Mr. Rogers' Personal Photographer Shares Never-Before-Seen Images of the TV Icon (Exclusive) "Many times when we were traveling, I saw him get down on a knee to speak to a child so he could look ...

In the March 11, 1968 episode of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood,” Donkey Hodie visited the Neighborhood of Make-Believe with grand plans to build a windmill near the castle.