I look at Mayor Wu's proposed change in our property tax law and ask, is it enough to escape the doom loop?!

I outline a mega hearing the Boston City Council held with the Boston Police Department.

I look at the history of Enrique J. Pepén and try to figure out what makes the 26-year-old think.

I break down the last 40 years of Boston police budgets to try to answer the question of, "Who is the most ploce friendly Boston mayor?"

And after inflation, arbitration, economic growth, the answer is more complicated than I thought.

I interview two Northeastern University students, Zeltzin Mozo and Patricio Pino, to learn about their experience at the solidarity encampment and the police raid.

I give my perspective on what I witnessed during the Boston Police's raid against the Emerson College Encampment and then share my thoughts on why Wu did this.

I look at Mayor Michelle Wu's proposed FY25 budget and ask the question: Is this in line with her public image or is it just more of the same from the Walsh Administration?

I interview investigative reporter Susan Zalkind on her new book The Waltham Murders: One Woman's Pursuit to Expose the Truth Behind a Murder and a National Tragedy.

I look at the biography and history of newly elected District 3 Boston City Councilor John FitzGerald

I look at the recent Boston City Council meeting to absorb BPDA properties, positions, and planning department into the City's grasp.

In a 8-3-2 vote, I break down the politics and behind-the-scenes dynamics that make the City Council such a fascinating political body.