How Mayor Wu's life experiences shaped her perspectives, career path
WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka and Tiffany Chan sat down with Mayor Michelle Wu for a dumpling rolling class.
Michelle Wu
How Mayor Wu's life experiences shaped her perspectives, career path
WBZ-TV's Chris Tanaka and Tiffany Chan sat down with Mayor Michelle Wu for a dumpling rolling class.
Mayor Michelle Wu attends annual Memorial Day service in South Boston
Mayor Michelle Wu was among those who attended the annual Memorial Day service Sunday at the Thomas J. Fitzgerald VFW Post 561.
Mayor Wu announces new speed hump street safety program
It is called Safety Surge and will install speed humps on streets across 10 city zones per year.
Mayor Wu announces new speed hump street safety program
It is called Safety Surge and will install speed humps on streets across 10 city zones per year. WBZ-TV's Louisa Moller reports.
Mayor Wu plays piano with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Mayor Michelle Wu showed off her piano-playing skills as she performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
City leaders celebrate grand opening of new Mattapan affordable housing community
The Loop at Mattapan Station sits on what was once a vacant MBTA parking lot.
Officials discuss public safety preparations ahead of Boston Marathon
BAA President Jack Fleming and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu speak about public safety prepartions.
Swan Boats return to Boston Public Garden on April 15
The Swan Boats return to the Public Garden lagoon next weekend.
Swan Boats return to Boston Public Garden on April 15
Mayor Michelle Wu and members of the Paget family will take the first ride.
Boston hosts citizenship application workshop in celebration of "Citizenship Day"
Hundreds gathered at the Reggie Lewis State Track Atheltic Center for help filling out their citizenship applications.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu responds to shot from NYC's new ad campaign
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu joked that her city is more than capable of tuning New Yorkers out.
Mayor Michelle Wu pokes fun at North End restaurant lawsuit in St. Patrick's Day breakfast speech
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu poked fun at the lawsuit filed by North End restaurant owners in her St. Patrick's Day breakfast speech.
Gov. Healey and Mayor Wu issue statements regarding Silicon Valley Bank collapse
The bank was seized by the FDIC last week.
North End restaurant owners sue Mayor Michelle Wu citing discrimination
Last year, the North End was the only neighborhood in Boston forced to pay a $7,500 fee for outdoor dining permits and $480 for every parking space occupied by tables.
Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends rent control proposal
Mayor Michelle Wu defended her rent control proposal that has drawn opposition from the real estate industry and some members of her own party.
Keller @ Large: Boston Mayor Michelle Wu defends controversial rent control proposal
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu talks to WBZ-TV political analyst Jon Keller.
Roxbury hosts 14th annual African American ball
WBZ-TV's Laura Haefeli reports.
Roxbury hosts 14th annual African American Ball
The ball celebrated various community members making a big impact on their neighborhoods.
Mayor Michelle Wu's rent control proposal goes before Boston City Council
Almost everyone agrees rent in Boston is too high. But few people agree on how to fix it.
Mayor Wu sends Boston rent control to City Council for approval
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has submitted a proposal for rent control to the Boston City Council.
Mayor Wu announces members of Reparations Task Force
The group was created to study the lasting impacts of slavery in Boston.
Longtime YMCA resident meets with Boston Mayor Michelle Wu
The 80-year-old made sure to ask Mayor Michelle Wu all of the questions on his mind.
Vigil held in Boston ahead of Memphis police video release
Mayor Michelle Wu spoke at a vigil in response to the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis. WBZ-TV's Kristina Rex reports.
State of the City: Mayor Wu hopes to shield residents amid surging growth
In her State of the City address, Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said she wants to set the city on a path to reach its former peak population.
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Keller: Why the number of people leaving Massachusetts is so concerning
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