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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Pedro Martinez selected as education commissioner

1 day ago | wwlp.com | Olivia Ray

BOSTON (WWLP) – The search for a new Bay State education commissioner continued as the commission met on Tuesday to recommend their top choice of the final three candidates.
And the 2025 Remarkable Women winner is…

1 day ago | wwlp.com | Austin Kellerman

LOS ANGELES (NEXSTAR) — Dr. Kim Carter-Tillman, founder of the Time for Change Foundation, has been named Nexstar’s 2025 Remarkable Woman of the Year for her transformative work in San Bernardino, California. Carter-Tillman, a survivor of homelessness, incarceration, and addiction, established the Time for Change Foundation in 2002 to support homeless individuals regain self-sufficiency. The foundation offers emergency shelter and supportive services.
What’s the House of Reps’ budget plan if federal funding is lost in Mass?

1 day ago | wwlp.com | Olivia Ray

BOSTON (WWLP) – For months now, state leadership has vocalized concerns that the Bay State could lose millions of dollars if federal funding drives up, but the new House budget appears to have no plan should this happen. The Trump administration and DOGE are working to cut back federal spending they consider wasteful, and Massachusetts Democratic leaders say the state could lose up to $16 million. This $61.4 billion 2026 spending plan is 6.4% higher than the 2025 budget.
Thousands of athletes prepare to run 129th Boston Marathon

3 days ago | wwlp.com | Claire Overton

BOSTON (WWLP) – Monday is the 129th Boston Marathon and 250th anniversary of Patriots Day. Runners will take off Monday morning in Hopkinton and will finish on Boylston Street in Boston. Over 30,000 athletes are expected to compete on Monday, hailing from 129 countries and all 50 states. Monday is the 250th anniversary of Patriots Day here in Massachusetts, but it is also another special anniversary for the Boston Marathon itself, it is the 50th anniversary of the wheelchair division.
Easter Drag at Nick’s Nest returns to Holyoke

4 days ago | wwlp.com | Claire Overton

HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – As the Easter celebrations continue, one restaurant in Holyoke is bringing back a popular tradition. Nick’s Nest has brought the Easter Drag event back to Holyoke, which the community describes as a fun-filled event for families. “This place opened in 1921, and I think it started in the 30s or 40s,” said Jennifer Chateauneuf, owner of Nick’s Nest. “And we bought it, actually celebrated our 20th anniversary a couple weeks ago, so we brought the tradition back.
Three County Fair holds 5th annual food drive for those in need

5 days ago | wwlp.com | Claire Overton

NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (WWLP) – The Three County Fair is helping those in need. The Three County Fair held its fifth annual food drive on Saturday, giving community members a chance to stop by and donate to a good cause. “There’s so much of a need out there, and we just are so happy to be able to help contribute to giving back to the community that gives us so much,” said Gerry Devine, Director of the Three County Fair.
Hundreds gather outside Blessed Sacrament Church for reenactment of the ‘Stations of the Cross’ procession

5 days ago | wwlp.com | Kayleigh Thomas

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – A Good Friday tradition attracted large numbers of the faithful in Springfield’s Hispanic community. Families gathered outside Blessed Sacrament church for the reenactment of the Stations of the Cross procession. This was a moving and emotional experience for many. The faithful gathered to commemorate the final hours of Jesus’ life and reflect on his sacrifice.
State House Spotlight: Budget advocacy

5 days ago | wwlp.com | Olivia Ray

BOSTON (WWLP) – This week at the State House in Boston, the House of Representatives released their budget draft, leading to an influx of advocacy events and briefings calling for funding and support for activists’ causes. Jane Doe Inc., a group that works to end sexual assault and domestic violence in the state, held a Thursday legislative briefing calling for state action to help victims get back on their feet financially and end survivors’ incarceration.
Top athletes prepare for the 129th Boston Marathon

5 days ago | wwlp.com | Claire Overton

BOSTON (WWLP) – The City of Boston is preparing for one of its biggest athletic events of the year, the Boston Marathon. 22News traveled to Boston to hear from some of the top athletes in the world. The 129th Boston Marathon is just days away, and runners are in the city from all over the world getting a preview of the Boston Marathon finish line on Boylston Street. There are over 32,000 runners this year for the marathon, representing 129 countries.
Proposed tariffs on pool supplies worry pool owners

6 days ago | wwlp.com | Kayleigh Thomas

CHICOPEE, Mass. (WWLP) – As summer gets closer, many are looking forward to spending time by the pool. However, proposed tariffs from the Trump administration could impact the availability and cost of pool supplies. These tariffs are raising concerns for the pool and hot tub industry. We could see an impact on equipment, chemicals, and supplies. Pool professionals at Teddy Bear Pools & Spa in Chicopee are bracing for a disruption in the supplies that power their daily operations.