New England One

12/25/2023

Wishing you a Christmas filled with the warmth of friendship, the joy of giving, and the magic of cherished traditions. Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

09/23/2023

Ginger Casey anchored the 6 and 11 p.m. newscasts with Doug White in the mid-1990s.

09/15/2023

Sarah Wroblewski's son Declan had medulloblastoma, a rare cancer, but oddly common in young kids. The surgery is over, but their journey has just begun.

06/10/2023

WBZ-TV turns 75 today! This was the very first image to appear on-air when we signed on at 10 a.m. on June 9, 1948 - the first television image ever broadcast in New England! https://cbsloc.al/3MRtb5S

05/28/2023

I anchored my final show in this studio the other day. Exciting changes coming soon! 📺

04/27/2023

04/07/2023

This weekend marks a decade for me 📺! 10 years of sharing my forecast with you each weekday morning at one of the best TV stations in the country. Grateful for your viewership and trust all these years…whatever the weather!

04/05/2023

Please welcome the newest member of the WPRI team, reporter Lauren Brill! Be sure to follow her page to keep in touch.

03/31/2023

Galen Gordon, Wendy Fisher and other executives are out as president Kim Gordon reorganizes the ABC News unit following Disney layoffs.

03/23/2023

After nearly four decades in which Bob Halloran has covered 11 Patriots Super Bowls, 5 Red Sox World Series, plus titles by the Bruins and Celtics, the longtime SportsCenter 5 anchor plans to step away at the end of May. Congratulations Bob! https://on.wcvb.com/3KcDBNv

03/06/2023

Legendary 12 News investigative reporter Jack White and recently retired anchor Danielle North will be among this year’s inductees into the Rhode Island Radio and Television Hall of Fame. Read more: https://trib.al/oaTbNiv

02/24/2023

"Being a part of people's morning routine has been the honor of my life and the fulfillment of a childhood dream," Muscatello wrote in a Facebook post.

02/22/2023

After more than 18 years at WPRI, I have decided to start a new chapter in my career later this spring.

Being a part of people's morning routine has been the honor of my life and the fulfillment of a childhood dream. While the "big weather days" are always a rush, I am most thankful for the positive role this job has allowed me to have in our community. I've spoken in hundreds of classrooms, attended and emceed dozens of important, meaningful charity events, spent many spring and summer seasons mentoring future meteorologists through college internships and high school senior projects and had some seriously good chats with viewers in all sorts of funny, unexpected places.

I arrived at WPRI as a newlywed, and have felt so much love through the years as Pete and I grew our family. I owe the people of Block Island a long overdue apology for my belly covering it up for months on end through three pregnancies. Those babies are growing up quickly (one’s heading to high school next year), and I don’t want to miss any more mornings with them or be too tired in the evenings to enjoy their witty conversations and busy sports schedules.

I will miss the amazing crew and so many dear friends at WPRI. They are some of the hardest working, most dedicated people around and they care deeply about the news and people of southern New England. I am proud to have been a part of this team.

I am not going far. I have an exciting opportunity working in the private sector in Rhode Island. More details on that to come.

01/02/2023

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — At the stroke of midnight, January 1st, 1963, WTEV channel 6 signed on the air for the first time to fully serve ABC network programming to Providence, Fall River, New Bedford, Cape Cod and the Islands. In 1963, the studio was located at County and Spring Streets in New B...

01/01/2023

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12/31/2022

Flashback: Barbara Walters says goodbye to “The View” - Highlights from the show

Barbara Walters joined the ladies at The View on ABC for her last day as co-host today. The journalist filmed her final appearance on the ABC daytime talk sh...

12/31/2022

12/31/2022

Barbara Walters, the trailblazing television news broadcaster and longtime ABC News anchor and correspondent, has died. She was 93. Our hearts go out to her family and longtime ABC News co-workers.

12/22/2022

10/15/2022

He's a talent you've often heard but not seen. Steve Stone is the voice of WCVB, working closely with our news and promotions department.

10/05/2022

“The Pittsburgh viewers have been awesome to me, and I hope I did right by them.”

08/09/2022

Uma Pemmaraju worked at WBZ-TV Channel 4 from 1992 to 1996 and then went on to work for FOX News and Bloomberg News, the station reported Tuesday. The popular reporter and anchor told the Globe in a 1993 interview that she tried to focus her reporting on stories about the disenfranchised.

08/09/2022

Meteorologist Bruce Schwoegler spent more than 30 years at WBZ. Paula Ebben spoke with some WBZ legends about the friend they lost.

08/06/2022

Former WBZ-TV meteorologist Bruce Schwoegler has died at the age of 80. https://cbsn.ws/3zZcAaW

07/08/2022

Congratulations! Cindy Fitzgibbon has been named WCVB StormTeam 5 Chief Meteorologist! And Mike Wankum will take over weeknight forecasting duties. ☀ ☀ ☀ Sunny skies ahead, Cindy and Mike! Details>> https://bit.ly/3yR5p46

06/10/2022

74 years ago today, WBZ signed on the air as New England’s very first TV station! 🎉📺 https://cbsn.ws/3Q7KNLz

06/07/2022

All morning, we are celebrating Tim Lammers FOX 61, who marked 20 years at FOX61 this week. Congratulations Tim!