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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Don & Kat discuss their walks through the Tannersville Cranberry Bog, plus fall festivities and moreJoin WVIA’s Kat Bolus and DiscoverNEPA’s Don Jacobs for conversations about the great outdoors and optimism on the Good Natured podcast. -
President Trump signed an executive order on Sept. 16 to end an Obama-era executive order dealing with clean up of the Chesapeake Bay. People on opposite sides of the issue disagree on the order's impact. -
Representatives from Corscale, developer of the Project Gravity Data Center in Archbald, joined a Scranton panel discussion at which they said final land development plans will be submitted "imminently." -
It's Monday, Sept. 21. Let's get Up to Date. -
Tour of historic mine sites in Luzerne County highlights work being done by a collaboration of partners to restore the region. -
Bank and elected officials cut a ceremonial ribbon Friday to officially open the new corporate headquarters in Scranton. -
Over 90 days, EmPower will study more than a dozen Lackawanna County proposed data center campuses and power plants. -
Pennsylvania American Water's spring 2027 project will replace a main that broke twice in two days this summer. -
The final conditional use hearing for the proposed Wildcat Ridge Data Center campus in Archbald was Wednesday. Council will decide in 45 days if the project meets borough zoning regulations. -
Dam rehabilitation work began today at Lackawanna State Park in Lackawanna County.
