Keller: Jimmy Carter punctured myth of Kennedys' political supremacy
By beating Ted Kennedy in 1980, Jon Keller says Jimmy Carter opened the door for Michael Dukakis, Paul Tsongas and John Kerry.
Keller: Jimmy Carter was a great American
Jon Keller said Jimmy Carter is a worthy study in what makes a great American great.
Fixing MBTA and housing in Massachusetts are governor's goals for 2025
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey says her top priorities heading in 2025 are transportation and housing.
Gov. Healey defends immigration policy in Massachusetts
In a year-end interview with WBZ-TV, Gov. Maura Healey had a message for the handful of Massachusetts communities that designate themselves as "sanctuary" cities for immigrants: "We are not a sanctuary state."
Why did so many Black voters abandon the Democrats?
Election night was a disaster for Democrats in Massachusetts and nationwide, not least because of their desertion by significant numbers of voters in demographic groups that have been reliable Democratic voters, including Black voters.
Keller: How can you avoid talking politics around the holidays?
How do you keep political drama from poisoning important relationships during the holidays?
Is it worth haggling over the cost of college tuition?
Consumers haggle over the price of big-ticket items like homes and cars. So should they also bargain over the cost of college tuition?
Keller: Senators up for re-election keep Trump transition in check
As the Trump transition rolls on, Jon Keller says it seems there may be some guardrails to his power after all.
Keller: Why "brain rot" is Oxford's word of the year
Jon Keller says an unholy union of clever tech and cultural dreck have turned brain rot into a global plague.
City Councilor Ed Flynn on Mayor Wu's first term, Boston Common safety
Boston City Councilor Ed Flynn joined WBZ-TV this week for a one-on-one interview for Sunday's "Keller At Large."
Keller's Boston 2024 turkeys include drivers, former Harvard president
Jon Keller has his annual list of turkeys in the Boston area for Thanksgiving 2024.
Republican party chair explains why party gained ground in Mass.
WBZ-TV's Jon Keller asked the Massachusetts Republican Party Chair, Amy Carnevale, about why the party maintained its standing in the state.
Will Massachusetts backslide without MCAS graduation requirement?
Now that Question 2 has passed, removing MCAS as a graduation requirement in Massachusetts schools, what are the standards for high school graduation?
Will Beacon Hill tinker with ballot questions approved by voters?
Massachusetts voters approved ballot questions on the auditor's authority and the MCAS, but lawmakers may still tinker with them.
Massachusetts Republicans celebrate gains made across the state
The Republican Party in Massachusetts has struggled in the state for years but after this Election Day, they're celebrating some gains they made throughout the Bay State.