Roger DuPuis | WVIA News
ReporterRoger DuPuis joins WVIA News from the Wilkes-Barre Times Leader. His 24 years of experience in journalism, as both a reporter and editor, included several years at The Scranton Times-Tribune. His beat assignments have ranged from breaking news, local government and politics, to business, healthcare, and transportation. He has a lifelong interest in urban transit, particularly light rail, and authored a book about Philadelphia's trolley system.
You can email Roger at rogerdupuis@wvia.org
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Christopher M. Wasnetsky, 36, allegedly called 911 to report that he shot coworker Jeff Moeller inside Lowe's on Viewmont Drive. -
WVIA's Roger DuPuis sits down with Robert Collado to discuss the final Mass at Nativity of Our Lord Church in South Scranton. -
Reporters with The Voice student newspaper at Commonwealth University's Bloomsburg campus spent the school year covering the aftermath of whistleblower jury verdict against President Bashar Hanna. -
ICE says three Mexican nationals and a citizen of the Dominican Republic were illegally working in the United States. They were taken into custody at Wyoming Valley Pallets Inc. in Exeter. -
As of June 5, 'Paul Miller's Law' bans use of handheld electronic devices while driving in Pennsylvania. Find out what that means for motorists. -
Keystone Job Corps Center in Drums, Luzerne County and Red Rock Job Corps Center in Lopez, Sullivan County are among facilities whose operations are now 'paused' by the U.S. Department of Labor. -
WVIA News' Roger DuPuis and Sarah Hofius Hall discuss Penn State's decision to close its Wilkes-Barre campus, including what that could mean for students currently enrolled there. -
Staff Sgt. John H. Danneker, a 19-year-old airman from Williamsport, died when his B-24 'Liberator' bomber crashed into the Baltic Sea off the coast of Denmark in 1944. His remains were identified last year. -
WVIA News' Roger DuPuis and Borys Krawczeniuk discuss key takeaways from Tuesday's primary election in Lackawanna and Luzerne counties. -
Primary voters decide on Luzerne County Council, judge races, Hazleton study commission question and more.
