WVIA News

Join our team as we kick off this week's latest local sports news, featuring the WVIA News Team and FOX56 Sports Director Bob Ide.

Sports Voices, a new podcast on local sports in Northeast and Northcentral Pennsylvania, debuts today, Sept. 12, online and on WVIA Radio.

West Nile virus cases are on the rise in Pennsylvania and there’s a lot of controversy over the potential sale over Wilkes-Barre General and two Scranton hospitals.

WVIA Deputy Editor Roger DuPuis and WVIA Managing Editor Faith Golay sit down with columnist Chris Kelly from The Times-Tribune to discuss his latest piece on public media funding, the importance of local journalism and Big Bird.

After campaigning to ban Congress from trading stocks, Bresnahan portrays blind trusts as a good alternative, but says House rules on the trusts are 'prehistoric.'

The WVIA News team won several awards in the annual Keystone Professional Media Awards organized by the Pennsylvania Newsmedia Association. Reporters Sarah Hofius Hall and Roger DuPuis were among those recognized for individual efforts.

Black Scranton Project will partner with We Respect and Care (WRC), an organization that supports survivors of sexual abuse, to offer a free community health fair.

Amazon Web Services' newest data processing center will be in Luzerne County. It will be powered by the neighboring nuclear power plant.

Keystone sought approval for a “membership interest transfer agreement” with the Washington Institute for Education and Research.

Scranton Police Detective Kyle Gilmartin talks about his recovery, gratitude ahead of State of the Union address in Washington, D.C..