There's been months of back and forth on a tax proposal by Boston Mayor Michelle Wu. But this week, that proposal effectively died on Beacon Hill after some legislators raised concerns about it. Mayor Wu joins Radio Boston to talk about what happens and what's next.

"It just felt like there was one goal post after another,” Wu said, issuing her first public remarks since the Senate’s top leader said the chamber would not take up the proposal again this year.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu took a swipe at the state Senate for killing her plan to hike commercial tax rates, while the City Council swiftly opted to set tax rates based on a conciliatory

Now that Mayor Michelle Wu's plan to raise commercial taxes is dead, the themes of the 2025 election year are becoming clearer. Why it matters: Boston voters almost always rally around an incumbent mayor,