BOSTON — Mayor Michelle Wu and other Massachusetts lawmakers sounded off on President Donald Trump’s administration’s ...

BOSTON — Mayor Michelle Wu and other Massachusetts lawmakers spoke out against President Donald Trump’s administration’s ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and other lawmakers spoke out against President Donald Trump's administration at Saturday's "No ...

Over 100,000 people gathered at the "No Kings" rally in Boston, Massachusetts, on Saturday, according to protest organizers ...

"They will keep on coming and we will keep on fighting," Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea J. Campbell said.

"Day after day, this president and his corrupt cabinet mistake cruelty for greatness, and chaos for power," she said.

Follow this play-by-play from throughout Boston's "No Kings" protest Saturday, including photos and remarks from featured ...

In place of an annual speech to Boston's business community, Mayor Wu will deliver an address at the Josiah Quincy Upper ...

Boston is one of numerous cities in the state and across the country preparing for “No Kings” rallies scheduled for Saturday.

As attitudes toward protesters who break the law seem to be souring, even liberal Massachusetts officials are changing their ...

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is pushing back against President Trump's assertion that he could take away FIFA World Cup matches from Massachusetts in 2026 over safety concerns.

Mayor Michelle Wu will give a “State of the Schools” address on Oct. 28, Boston’s first such speech detailing progress and plans for BPS, city officials announced Thursday.