
Isabela Weiss | WVIA News | Report for America
Isabela Weiss is a storyteller turned reporter from Athens, GA. She is WVIA News's Rural Government Reporter and a Report for America corps member. Weiss lives in Wilkes-Barre with her fabulous cats, Boo and Lorelai.
You can email Isabela at isabelaweiss@wvia.org
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Central Susquehanna Opportunities (CSO) unveiled its second mobile pantry on Thursday in Bloomsburg. It's part of the agency's work to combat food insecurity.
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Gail Boudman said she and her three children were unknowingly drinking unsafe water for the past 20 years. She was among about 40 Columbia County residents seeking answers on PFAS, or 'forever chemicals,' during a meeting hosted by Penn State Extension.
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U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan promoted legislation to support food banks, farmers and lay the groundwork for the next nationwide Farm Bill at a press event in Franklin Township, near Dallas.
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Janine Hall never thought she’d have to keep her children from drinking tap water. Columbia County residents like her will look to Penn State Extension on Thursday for answers on PFAS contamination.
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Healthcare activists criticized the state Senate's proposed budget, which they say does not invest in home care workers who support Pennsylvania's aging population.
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Victoria Vespico, Miss Pennsylvania 2025, visited Luzerne County Community College about a week before she will compete in the Miss America pageant.
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Farmers, environmentalists and State Rep. Kyle Donahue criticized the U.S. Department of Agriculture for cutting its Partnerships for Climate-Smart Commodities program during a press event at Nay Aug Park.
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The Animal Care Sanctuary’s sixteen miniature houses are complete with air conditioning and heating units.
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State lawmakers say they're making progress on Pennsylvania's budget, but we'll hear how their actions say otherwise. And travel to Williamsport with the WVIA News Team's coverage of the Little League World Series.
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U.S. Representative Dan Meuser promoted tax cuts for small businesses and farmers in the One Big Beautiful Bill at Pottsville’s first farm-to-table market on Tuesday.