Mayor Michelle Wu kicked off her campaign for reelection Saturday with a speech that took aim at the Trump administration’s antagonism toward Boston and her opponent Josh Kraft’s business-friendly ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu officially announced her reelection campaign on Saturday, hoping that a recent win streak will extend her historic administration. However, she faces competition both ...

Wu, who made headlines for her remarks in defiance of the Trump administration at her annual State of the City speech last month, softened her rhetoric on Washington for her campaign re-election ...

The speech was about Boston, but the national context loomed large in Mayor Michelle Wu’s third annual State of the City address Wednesday. Wu struck a notably defiant tone, positioning Boston ...

Wu pointed to a rash of new liquor licenses the city won state approval for last year, Boston’s record-low crime rate, hard fought contracts for several of the city’s unions and more.

The much-hyped hearing, Wu’s first time on the national stage, turned out not to be so much of a show but more of a legal grilling of the mayor and three other city mayors aimed at getting them ...

The nation is taking stock after President Donald Trump's marathon address to Congress. It was a speech reminiscent of one of his liveliest campaign rallies, full of applause lines for Republicans.

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Boston Mayor Michelle Wu will take questions regarding sanctuary city policies from Congress on Wednesday. Since Trump's victory, Wu has doubled down on Boston’s sanctuary city status.

Michelle Wu and her husband Conor Pewarski have three kids together: sons Blaise and Cass and daughter Mira. She gave birth to son Blaise, 10, in 2014 while serving on the Boston City Council.

The lobbyist and longtime state committee member notched a 47-22 victory over opponent ... Boston Mayor Michelle Wu speaks at a ribbon cutting ... which coincides with her 6:30 p.m. speech, ...

On Wednesday, former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama released a statement congratulating Donald Trump and JD Vance on their presidential victory. “This is obviously ...