The poll of 500 Boston voters likely to participate in the Sept. 9 preliminary election showed a wide gulf between Wu and Kraft, who drew 30 percent support to her 60 percent.

Senator Ed J. Markey (D-Mass.) has officially announced his support for Boston Mayor Michelle Wu ’07 in her mayoral run, ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pregnant and planning to welcome her third child, a girl, in January, she announced in an exclusive interview with The Boston Globe Monday. Wu’s campaign later sent ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and her husband Conor Pewarski welcomed a healthy baby girl on Monday. In a statement Tuesday, a spokesperson for the City of Boston said, “Yesterday at 2pm, Mayor Wu ...

How many kids does Boston Mayor Michelle Wu have? Wu has two sons with husband with husband Conor Pewarski. She gave birth to son Blaise, 9, in 2014 while serving on the Boston City Council.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu kicked off her reelection campaign Saturday with a passionate call for “big progress on the big challenges." ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pregnant and expecting her third child in January, but says the milestone event won't slow her down or impact her decision to run for reelection in 2025, which she ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu ’07 fiercely defended the city against pressure from the Trump administration in her State of the City address last week — a move that Harvard professor Jacqueline ...

Boston mayor issues apology to 2 Black men wrongfully arrested of 1989 murder Michelle Wu publicly apologized to two Black men who were wrongfully accused in the 1989 murder of a pregnant white woman.

Curious about Michelle Wu’s husband and kids? The Democratic politician and the Mayor of Boston assumed the mayoral office in the city in 2021. Wu is currently in the news after the birth of her ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pregnant, announcing that she'll have a baby girl in January, but wants to continue business as usual — and even plans to run for reelection.

Former Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz endorsed Michelle Wu in her re-election campaign for mayor of Boston.