Katrina Kincade
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National Braille Press children's book club making reading more accessible
The National Braille Press in Boston makes children's books for blind and low vision kids to make reading more accessible. → Read More
'Reflect the times,' Black poets becoming more visible in Boston and beyond
For Boston's Black community, poetry has been a way of connecting for decades. → Read More
Remarkable Women: Denise Jordan
You may know Denise Jordan from making history as the first black person to become Chief of Staff for Springfield or as the Executive Director of the Springfield Housing Authority. → Read More
Special Olympian swimmer Anne DeForge from Indian Orchard joins USA team
22News explains what it took for her to get there. → Read More
Recovery Ready Workforce initiative launched to help employees battle addiction
MassHire Holyoke and the Hampden County workforce board are starting a program to help employees battling addiction. → Read More
Connecticut lawmakers vote to suspend gas tax
Connecticut lawmakers voted Wednesday to suspend the state’s gas tax, starting next week. → Read More
What do interest rate hikes mean?
The Fed will continue to raise interest rates until inflation comes under control. → Read More
Day of Giving to support people of Ukraine
What’s happening to the families and children of Ukraine is heartbreaking. Please consider joining 22News today for a Day of Giving. → Read More
Where to get COVID-19 test after several sites set to close
With the rate of COVID cases continuing to drop, some test sites are closing. 22News explains what can you do if you need to have a test done. → Read More
BA.2 COVID subvariant now dominant worldwide
The BA.2 COVID subvariant is causing increases in infections around the world, but the relatively recent omicron surge in the U.S. may protect us from another major spike. → Read More
Holyoke Chamber kicks off St. Patrick’s parade celebrations
The Chamber kicked off the holiday celebrations in the city before the parade. → Read More
Sewage backup is the latest problem at Roderick Ireland courthouse
The Roderick Ireland Courthouse in downtown Springfield is dealing with more potential health and safety issues: this time, it’s a sewage backup. → Read More
Cold patch used to fix potholes in West Springfield
West Springfield DPW is out and about filling the potholes they’ve gotten requests for this winter. → Read More
Gas tax relief proposed in Massachusetts, Connecticut
Following record rises in gas prices, there are proposals to temporarily eliminate the gas tax in Connecticut and Massachusetts, but only one of those proposals looks like it has a chance to succeed. → Read More
Florence man in Russia trying to help family leave the country
A man living in western Massachusetts has traveled back to his home country of Russia to help his family escape. Watch the full interview with 22News. → Read More
Deadly fire in Springfield; second in WMass this week
One person is dead and three others are without a place to live, following a fire at a multi-family home in Springfield’s Forest Park neighborhood Friday morning. → Read More
Women’s History Month celebrated at Springfield City Hall
A Women’s History Month celebration Thursday at Springfield City Hall highlighted powerful woman from around the state. → Read More
Gas prices break records again; MA average higher than national
The nationwide average price for gasoline and diesel broke all-time records for the second consecutive day, and Massachusetts drivers are paying even more than the national average. → Read More
Local residents help Bob the Bike Man with donations for Ukrainian refugees
Local volunteers gathered at Bob the Bike Man’s shop Wednesday to help sort donations that will be sent to Poland to help Ukrainians fleeing the war. → Read More
Springfield officers traveling to funeral of Trooper Tamar Bucci
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Memorial services will be held outside Boston Wednesday for Massachusetts State Trooper Tamar Bucci, who was killed in the line-of-duty last week. Springfield Police Department spokesman Ryan Walsh told 22News officers had organized a bus to travel to Revere to attend Bucci’s funeral Mass at St. Anthony’s Church. The bus, which […] → Read More