Kat Bolus | WVIA News
Multimedia Community JournalistKat Bolus is an Emmy-award-winning journalist who has spent over a decade covering local news in Northeast Pennsylvania. She joined the WVIA News team in 2022. Bolus can be found in Penns Wood’s, near our state's waterways and in communities around the region. Her reporting also focuses on local environmental issues.
Bolus, a Temple University graduate and Scranton native, has had her work recognized by the Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Public Media Journalists Association. She began her career in print at The Scranton Times.
Have a story idea? Email Kat at katbolus@wvia.org.
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The study found that there is a large diversity of spiders in the university's solar array that is different than other ecosystems on the campus. -
The Lackawanna County Office of Environmental Sustainability, Johnson College and the City of Scranton are hosting a free Fix-It-Fair on Saturday, Nov. 14. -
Republican U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser claimed victory early in his bid for a fifth term in the 9th Congressional district against Democratic challenger Rachel Wallace. -
Lackawanna County Commissioner Bill Gaughan responded to a letter he received from Reed Smith to preserve information related to the Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus. -
Judge Terrence R. Nealon denied an appeal by a Conshohocken-based developer. -
Fit Energy, the developer behind the data center, held an open house on Wednesday to provide transparency to the community. -
Pennsylvania's Community Conservation Partnerships Program funds programs that create new recreational opportunities, expand access to outdoor spaces, protect natural resources, and strengthen local communities. -
Join WVIA’s Kat Bolus and DiscoverNEPA’s Don Jacobs for conversations about the great outdoors and optimism on the Good Natured podcast. -
Archbald Borough Council unanimously rejected a zoning request to construct the 14-building Wildcat Ridge Data Center Campus on 578 acres in the borough. The campus now faces a hurdle in the project. -
Gov. Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday that SendCutSend will invest $63 million in Pennsylvania, with a new operation in Pittston Twp.
