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.
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Around 250 students visited Wyoming County Fairgrounds on Thursday for an insider’s look into local agriculture. -
Buckling up? Check your kids’ car seat – over 75 percent of safety and booster seats are incorrectly installed, according to Safe Kids Pennsylvania.
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A Tunkhannock farm is planting the seeds for a new forest – grown by a tree species making a comeback across the country.
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Alongside Prompton Lake, senior citizens from Wayne County traversed rocky trails on Friday morning.
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505 flags lined Pottsville and Tamaqua Aug. 31– each one representing a life lost to substance use overdose between 2016-2022.
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After being obsolete for nearly 17 years, the Oakland Dam is being demolished- signaling a new beginning for local communities – both human and aquatic.
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Volunteers from several nonprofits and local businesses came together to clean Pennsylvania’s 2023 River of the Year.
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Harford Fair-goers donated over 100,000 dollars in post-secondary scholarships to the community members who make the festival happen.
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Pennsylvanians living by the Tioga River are coping with water pollution dating back to the 1800s, according to new archaeological findings.
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Several nonprofits are working to meet mental health needs in unconventional ways.
