Nay Aug Park

Since 2021 the City of Scranton has invested over $25 million into its parks. Mayor Paige Cognetti explains the improvements and investment in the city's outdoor spaces. And, with a state prohibition lifted, Sunday hunting is expanding in Pennsylvania.

It’s a busy weekend in the region, with the Scranton Jazz Festival, Atmosfere Music Festival and the NEPA Latino Fiesta happening in Scranton and NEPA Day Downtown in Wilkes-Barre.

The City of Scranton has invested more than $25 million into its parks since 2021.

The Age-Friendly Lackawanna Celebration at Nay Aug Park gathered resources and support for older adults. And we'll hear from a student impacted by the "pause" on Job Corps operations.

Organizers made the decision to postpone the outdoor event due to a rainy forecast in Scranton.

Photojournalist and WVIA News Contributor Aimee Dilger takes a look back at 2024 in photos.

Most kids are at the start of a two-week holiday break and won’t step foot in a classroom until 2025. Don’t let them get cabin fever — check out some of the many seasonal events and activities around the region.

Gathering at Scranton's Nay Aug Park celebrates Latino heritage with music and over 60 vendors.

For the past four summers, Scranton residents have wondered when and if the pool at Nay Aug Park will reopen. The city is getting there. Officials unveiled the final design for the pool complex outside the fence where two Olympic-sized pools once welcomed swimmers.