Elmo, in a very real sense, is a Muppet microcosm of our shared hope that the world has the capacity to bloom into something like it was back then.

After sending out a tweet checking in on his friends, the responses to Elmo have started a bigger conversation about mental health.

Remember when Elmo went viral in January by asking folks on the Internet how they were doing and briefly became the unofficial therapist of X? "The world is burning, Elmo," an X user who goes by ...

Sesame Street is coming to Albany! The Palace Theatre will be hosting "Elmo and Friends Say Hello" on November 28.

Sesame Workshop says it's making new episodes of the popular segment for the first time since 2009. Also returning is Tony Award-winning performer Bill Irwin, who played Elmo's friend, Mr. Noodle.

Elmo’s creators at Sesame Workshop have collaborated with the Harris Poll to conduct a more thorough check-in on the state of Americans’ mental health.