Melissa Torres
WWLP-22News
Massachusetts, United States
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Tree falls on Eagle Street home in Southwick
The heavy wet snow that we received Tuesday hasn’t only cause problems on the roads. A tree came down on a home on Eagle Street in Southwick. → Read More
Eversource preparing for Monday’s snowstorm
We are expecting snow starting Monday evening into Tuesday, and Eversource says it is positioning crews and equipment around the state. → Read More
94.7 WMAS Radiothon for Baystate Children’s Hospital begins Tuesday
The 22nd annual 94.7 WMAS Radiothon for Baystate Children’s Hospital is being held Tuesday and Wednesday. → Read More
Extra federal Covid SNAP is coming to an end
Extra pandemic-era SNAP benefits are coming to an end, and the last payments will be going out on Thursday. → Read More
Blood drive plans to raise awareness for those battling sickle cell disease
In honor of Black History Month, the American Red Cross is working to increase the number of African-American blood donors. Schedule your appointment online at RedCrossBlood.org. → Read More
How to prepare for the winter weather headed our way
We are expecting snow starting on Monday, and continuing into Tuesday. → Read More
Red Cross encouraging communities of color to donate blood for sickle cell patients
Badges Unite for Sickle Cell kicks off on March 15th and organizers are encouraging communities of color to come out and participate. → Read More
Western Massachusetts comes together to help the people of Ukraine
Western Massachusetts have come together to help the people of Ukraine and neighboring countries. → Read More
Rain, snow, or icy conditions, depending on where you live in Massachusetts
Throughout the Pioneer Valley people have received all kinds of winter weather → Read More
Christ Church Cathedral hosts Ash Wednesday Services
The Christian season of Lent starts on Wednesday with the annual period of fasting, prayer, and charitable giving beginning with Ash Wednesday. → Read More
Travel tips that allow you to get the most bang for your buck
Travel has become very expensive lately, but you don’t have to make big sacrifices in order to plan a special getaway. → Read More
February is National Heart Health Month
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States. → Read More
Federal Government’s Covid Public Health Emergency to end in May
The Federal Government’s Covid Public Health Emergency will end on May 11th and that means some changes are on the way. → Read More
How to start a conversation with your kids about ongoing school threats
22News is working for you with how to talk to your kids about ongoing school hoax threats. → Read More
How much will you spend this year on Valentine’s Day?
This year being in love may cost you as Americans are expected to spend nearly $200 on just flowers, candy, and cards. → Read More
This Valentine’s Day possibly one of the highest spent years
Valentine’s day is on Tuesday, and the national retail federation predicts people will spend nearly $26 billion on their valentines this year. → Read More
Springfield College Counseling Department awarded $3 million
Springfield College was awarded a $3 million grant to train counselors to address increasing mental health needs. → Read More
22News has Valentine’s Day gift options for those on a budget
Valentine’s Day spending is expected to reach $25.9 billion this year. It’s expected to be one of the highest-spending years on record, according to the National Retail Federation. → Read More
Downtown Springfield and Holyoke awarded funds to improve small business growth
Springfield and Holyoke were awarded funds to help improve small businesses. → Read More
Massachusetts has some of the worst roads in the country
22News examines why Massachusetts has so many roadways in poor condition, and what are some local trouble spots. → Read More