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MCLA Operational Status Protocol Detailed for Media Outlets

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1

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What happened

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On January 1, 2026, MCLA published protocols detailing how operational decisions are made regarding campus closures or delays due to inclement weather. These decisions are made by 5 a.m. and posted on mcla.edu. The operational status is then reported to specific radio and television stations.

From mcla.edu

Why it matters

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The protocol outlines the specific operational statuses—including delayed opening, closed for the day, or mid-day closing—that the stations must follow. These statuses are tied to the larger MCLA operational standards.

From mcla.edu

Who's involved

Channel 10Television station required to receive MCLA operational status updates.
WWLPTelevision affiliate required to receive MCLA operational status updates.
WRGBTelevision station required to receive MCLA operational status updates.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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Channel 10Speculative
The station might face revenue impacts based on the operational status dictated by the MCLA protocol.
WWLPSpeculative
The station might face revenue impacts based on the operational status dictated by the MCLA protocol.
WRGBSpeculative
The station might face revenue impacts based on the operational status dictated by the MCLA protocol.

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The entities involved

Channel 10
private television station in Spain (1988)

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WWLP
NBC/CW television affiliate in Springfield, Massachusetts, United States

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Coverage

Newest first; wire copies grouped

Jan 1mcla.edu