WWLP-TV (Chicopee, MA)

WWLP-22News, affiliated with NBC, started its broadcasting journey on March 17, 1953, and has been on air ever since. It holds the distinction of being one of the first high-powered UHF stations licensed by the FCC in the United States and the very first UHF television station in Massachusetts. Serving the western Massachusetts area, WWLP-22News offers a variety of local news, network shows, syndicated content, and original programming. The station excels in delivering up-to-date digital breaking news and weather updates via its website, WWLP.com, and across all mobile platforms. Additionally, WWLP 22.2 features The CW Springfield, which showcases The CW network's programming, along with the station's own nightly news broadcast at 10 p.m.

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Teen accused in Chicopee shooting death to face court

1 day ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – A 17-year-old from Chicopee is expected to be back in court on Thursday after allegedly shooting and killing a man last month. On May 29th at approximately 9:00 p.m., the Massachusetts State Police Detective Unit assigned to the DA’s Office received a report of a shooting in Chicopee. Officers from the Chicopee Police Department were called to 16 Charbonneau Terrace after reports and found an injured man with multiple wounds.
8-year-old boy dies after being pulled from Clinton pond

1 day ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

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Picking the right air conditioner for you

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Alyson Kern

(MASS APPEAL) – ‘Hot enough for ya?’ ‘It’s not the heat, it’s the humidity!’ These are classic summer lines uttered by New Englanders. There is still plenty more summer to come, and if you haven’t gotten set up with an air conditioner for your home yet, Monte Newman, from Manny’s Appliances, is here to guide us on how to get the right AC for your home.
Diamonds, diamonds, and more diamonds!

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Alyson Kern

(MASS APPEAL) – Diamonds! They’re not just for engagement rings anymore, and when you are picking out that perfect stone, you want to protect your investment by knowing what you’re buying. Pear shape? Square shape? Mined or lab-grown? Jennifer Blais, Store Manager from Michael Szwed Jewelers, is here to help guide us. Michael Szwed Jewelers is located at 807 Williams Street in Longmeadow. For more information, visit MichaelSzwedJewelers.com.
Black bear spotted in Chicopee yard, looking for food

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – A 22News viewer caught a bear on camera in their year in Chicopee. 22News viewer Jenn J. caught the bear roaming around her yard on Labelle Circle. In the video, you can see the bear sniffing around looking for food, however it had no luck. Mass.gov states that in the summertime, black bears take advantage of ripening berries and can often be found in thick regenerating forest stands where berries are often found.
Hampden County experiences rise in deadly vehicle crashes this year

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The Hampden District Attorney’s Office has released the number of serious motor vehicle crashes so far, which puts this year on the track to exceed previous annual totals. The Hampden District Attorney’s Office’s Motor Vehicle Homicide Unit is sent to potentially deadly or deadly motor vehicle crashes to help police with investigations that could lead to criminal charges, including motor vehicle homicide.
Health advisory: Cyanobacteria bloom at Rubber Thread Pond in Easthampton

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

EASTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – The Easthampton Health Department has issued a public health advisory for Rubber Thread Pond as a bloom of cyanobacteria has been spotted. It is recommended that swimming be avoided at Rubber Thread Pond, located behind 50 Payson Ave. If you or your pet was in contact with the pond recently, it is recommended to wash with clean water and contact a doctor or veterinarian for further guidance.
High temperatures prompt early trash collection in Springfield

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – The hot weather we’ve been having also means a change for trash collection hours. The Springfield Department of Public Works (DPW) will begin early trash collection due to high temperatures. Springfield residents who have municipal trash, recycling, and yard waste collection on Wednesday will begin at 5:00 a.m. due to the heat wave, with temperatures reaching the upper 90s. Hours will go back to normal on Thursday. Wednesday morning will be mostly sunny.
Traffic lines to be repainted overnight on Route 20 in Wilbraham

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

WILBRAHAM, Mass. (WWLP) – Work on Route 20 in Wilbraham is almost complete, but city officials say they have to repaint the traffic lines. The Wilbraham Police Department states that the line painting will take place overnight for the rest of the week. The work will be conducted Wednesday through Friday from 8:30 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. from Stony Hill Road to Old Boston Road. The police department is warning residents that paint does not come off your vehicle.
Hadley man due in court over selling dangerous materials charges

2 days ago | wwlp.com | Emma McCorkindale

HADLEY, Mass. (WWLP) – A man from Hadley who was arrested by the FBI back in April for allegedly having several dangerous chemicals and explosives in his home is due back in court on Wednesday. Jacob D. Miller, 43, was indicted by a federal jury back in April. Law enforcement searched his home and found approximately 50 rounds of Federal brand .45 auto 230 grain ammunition, six firearms, explosive materials, hazardous chemicals, and radioactive materials, including plutonium.