Glenn Kittle
Glenn Kittle joined the Western Mass News team in September 2022 as the weekend morning anchor.
Glenn graduated from West Virginia University’s Reed College of Media in May 2020, receiving a bachelor's degree in Journalism with a minor in Business Administration.
Before coming home to New England, Glenn spent a year in Bluefield, WV as a multimedia journalist. During his time in The Mountain State, Glenn was very passionate about giving viewers the latest and most accurate information available.
In his free time, Glenn can be found at the nearest soccer field, watching every and any sport on television, or on his next spontaneous road trip.
Glenn is excited to return to the region and can’t wait to bring the viewers the stories that matter most to them. You can connect with Glenn on Twitter.
City leaders in Chicopee are responding after police found a gun in a juvenile’s home shortly after he was in a fight during dismissal at Chicopee High School where other students allege, he had the gun on him at the time the fight broke out.
Police said Wednesday that a gun was found Tuesday following an altercation at Chicopee High School.
Two months after a shooting in Holyoke took the life of an infant. City councilors voted on Ezekiel’s Plan on Tuesday evening, an initiative to curb gun violence in the city, named after the shooting’s young victim.
Chicopee Police said that they are currently conducting an investigation at Chicopee High School.
State leaders are searching for new ways to improve living conditions in Springfield and around Western Massachusetts.
Emergency crews are responding to the area of Van Horn Park on Monday evening.
As state leaders struggle to get the current migrant shelter crisis under control, locally here in western Massachusetts people are being asked to offer space in their homes if they can, as more and more migrant families are looking for emergency housing.
The Bay State continues to struggle to find shelter for migrant families while state leaders are working to pass a supplemental budget to keep the state’s emergency shelter program afloat.
In Springfield, 18 people have lost their homes right before Thanksgiving after two fires just hours apart have shocked the local community.
18 people have been displaced after a pair of fires broke out just hours apart in Springfield on Sunday. We spoke to one of the victims who was impacted by the fire.
One person has died and several others were injured following a Springfield shooting.
A group from western Massachusetts made the trip to Washington D.C. to show their support for Israel.
A ‘March for Israel’ rally will be held Tuesday in Washington D.C.
Tens of millions of people are expected to catch a flight to go home for the holidays however a looming government shutdown could amplify people’s travel struggles.
Tens of millions of people are expected to fill airports across the country ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
Vice President Kamala Harris is in the Bay State to highlight the Biden Administration’s efforts to support the nation’s workers.
It’s time for Week 9, the final week of the fall edition, of Friday Night Frenzy and there was a plethora of high school sports highlights from across the Pioneer Valley.
Action from the gridiron for week 9 of Friday Night Frenzy continued as the Rocketeers of North Attleborough traveled west to take on the Terriers of West Springfield.
With election day on Tuesday, the Springfield mayoral match-up is in the midst of voter fraud allegations against challenger, longtime city councilor Justin Hurst. Both Hurst and current mayor Domenic Sarno addressed those claims ahead of the election.
It’s election day on Tuesday and voters in communities around western Massachusetts will be choosing their next round of municipal leaders and, in some cases, weighing in on certain ballot questions.
Springfield mayoral candidate Justin Hurst is being accused of voter fraud, just five days away from election night.
Our first snowflakes of the season came just a couple of days after record-high heat toward the end of October.
Week 8 was a thrilling week and we got highlights from multiple games from across the area.
Reeves is one of the four teens of the Pa’lante Restorative Justice Program in Holyoke appealing to state legislators to make opioid consumption sites legal in the Bay State.
Startling new statistics reveal teen car crash deaths in the Bay State have reached the highest levels in over a decade.
Week 7 was an exciting week and we got highlights from multiple games from across the area.
A large police investigation is underway on Tully Mountain in Orange.
Week 6 of Friday Night Frenzy featured several high school football games from across the area.
“We want to advocate for the safety of the community, and stop all these senseless acts of crime,” said Jenny Rivera.
“In the 240-year plus history of the House of Representatives, singularly, this was a unique occurrence,” said Representative Richard Neal.
Significant tax cuts that will provide hundreds of millions of dollars of relief to people in the Bay State were signed into law on Wednesday.
Where fairgoers got the chance to dribble their way through basketball skills challenges and live demonstrations.
We have Friday Night Frenzy coming at you this week with the best highlights from around western Mass.
We have more Friday Night Frenzy Coverage this week!
It’s Week 4 of Friday Night Frenzy and we have highlights from across the valley.
People who live along Mill Street told us drivers speed up and down the busy roadway which creates a dangerous situation for anyone trying to cross the street near the high school, and others trying to pull out onto the road.
Western Mass News is getting answers as people in Agawam voice their concern over drivers speeding down Mill Street near the Agawam High School sports complex.
Western Mass News is getting answers after a video that showed a group of people fighting at The Big E went viral.
Local police report one man took on 3 or four other men just before police arrived on the scene to break up the fight.
We have more Friday Night Football Coverage this week!
Week 2: S. Hadley at Greenfield, SICS at Amherst, Northampton at Westfield, Smith Voc. at Longmeadow
We have your highlights of four High School Football games.
The fourth murder trial for Cara Rintala, the woman accused of killing her wife back in 2010, began Wednesday morning.
New owners for some of the Springfield Gardens Apartments in Springfield, as the rest of the buildings are up for sale.
We’ve also learned 33 more Springfield Gardens buildings are up for sale.
One Massachusetts family is claiming the viral one-chip challenge caused the death of their teenage child.
In August, Governor Healey declared a state of emergency due to the over 5,800 families seeking shelter across the commonwealth.
We caught up with some of those students and parents who tell Western Mass News how they’re settling into their dorms.
