Boston Mayor Michelle Wu talks about her choice not to take time off after giving birth to her newborn baby Mira on Monday.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu in her first term has hired 301 new employees with a third of them earning more than $100,000, as she’s renewed her legislative push for tax relief for homeowners while

The Herald has compiled a database of the 301 new positions Boston Mayor Michelle Wu created in her first term, because the city wouldn’t do it.

Wu made history again this week when she gave birth to her third child, baby girl Mira Wu Pewarski, on Monday.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu welcomed baby girl Mira Wu Pewarski, who checked in at 8 pounds, 4 ounces, and 20 inches, Wu's office said.

BOSTON – Boston Mayor Michelle Wu gave birth Monday afternoon to a healthy baby girl, her office announced. Wu and her husband Conor welcomed baby Mira Wu Pewarski around 2 p.m. The couple previously had two boys.

Michelle Wu is following up a failed attempt at raising a tax cap a month after one died in the Massachusetts State Senate

A “long-time listener, first-time caller“ dialed in to Boston Public Radio to weigh in on the day’s call-in topic: what listeners thought of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s decision to forego maternity leave. That caller? The mayor herself.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's high-profile tax shift proposal failed on Beacon Hill at the last minute in December. Here's her new plan.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu gave birth to her baby girl Monday — just a day before the mayor's own birthday — according to a city spokesperson.

The mayor welcomed a baby girl Monday. Both she and her newborn “are in good health," a city spokesperson said.

Wu is now not only the first woman, person of color, and mother to be elected mayor of Boston, but the first to give birth while in office.