Keller @ Large: Expect Plenty Of Sarcasm At Return Of Boston's St. Patrick's Day Breakfast
Jon says politicians have had plenty of time to sharpen their elbows and cultivate their wit after a two-year absence forced by the pandemic.
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Jon says politicians have had plenty of time to sharpen their elbows and cultivate their wit after a two-year absence forced by the pandemic.
Massachusetts AFL/CIO president Steve Tolman said he opposes a ballot initiative that would give gig workers such has Uber, Lyft and DoorDash drivers the classification of an independent contractor.
Because it hits so many consumers so hard, there are few political topics more volatile than this one.
With gas prices soaring across the nation, how long will the public's patience hold out?
Gov. Charlie Baker talks about his past criticisms of President Donald Trump and his relationship with the Massachusetts GOP.
Gov. Charlie Baker sat down for a one-on-one interview with WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
Protests are shaping up to be a pale imitation of Canada's, perhaps because it coincides with widespread relaxation of COVID-19 rules.
In an exclusive interview, Gov. Charlie Baker discussed why he is ready to make a push for tax cuts in Massachusetts.
The Massachusetts State House reopens to the public this week after it was closed for nearly two years. So what took so long?
Was it valid pushback against vile online comment, or a case of a new mayor losing her cool?
The Canadian "Freedom Convoy" is fighting vaccine mandates and other restrictions and the movement could spread across the border.
The hot-potato juggling would be comical if some aspects of the prolonged shutdown weren't so serious.
Sen. Sonia Chang-Diaz says more urgency is needed to help working families in Massachusetts.
"Parents need to work with teachers; teachers need to work with parents," says Holocaust education expert Professor Stephan Ellenwood.
Tom Brady – superstar athlete, supreme self-marketer, idol of millions….politician?
Attorney General Maura Healey addressed concerns from some that she could be seen as an "anti-business" candidate for Massachusetts governor.
Chris Doughty, a businessman from Wrentham, plans to announce his candidacy Wednesday, according to WBZ TV's Jon Keller.
It could have been a wake of sorts, the final State of the Commonwealth speech by Gov. Charlie Baker. Instead, it was a victory lap.
Harvard professor Danielle Allen said she is running for governor in an attempt to bring a "people-powered approach" to Beacon Hill.
It's been a rough first year in office for President Joe Biden. But, Jon Keller says history shows us it's too soon to write his political obituary.
It's the issue propelling Boston NAACP President Tanisha Sullivan to run for secretary of state.
Newly elected Boston City Council president Ed Flynn joined WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller to discuss a variety of ongoing issues impacting residents in the city.
Dan Lebowitz of Northeastern's Center for the Study of Sport in Society says it's a sign of the times.
Jon Keller says the exploitation of the battle against COVID-19 by political opportunists was on display at Tuesday's Senate hearing.
Mayor Michelle Wu defended her decision to require Boston city workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19, saying it is critical as the city deals with a winter surge.
