Darryl C. Murphy is a journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts. He writes for WBUR, focusing on local news and issues affecting the Boston community. Darryl covers a range of topics including arts and culture, politics, education, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the community informed.
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Darryl's articles predominantly focus on local news and events in Boston, Massachusetts. His coverage includes government and politics, education, family & relationships, as well as entertainment news with a particular emphasis on local events and seasonal topics.
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Wednesday marks 10 years since former Boston Mayor Tom Menino died. We take a look back at his legacy and how it's still resonating in the city he loved.
By: Darryl C. Murphy, Rob Lane
Advocates and industry leaders hope Beacon Hill is finally on the precipice of passing a stalled climate bill . The sweeping measure would change
Five statewide ballot questions are before voters this November, and frighteningly, there are quite a few misconceptions about them.
By: Darryl C. Murphy, Stephanie Brown, Kevin G. Andrade
Robles joins Radio Boston to share her love for music and how mariachi helped her through the most difficult moments of her life.
By: Rob Lane, Darryl C. Murphy
Jim Dao, editor of the Globe's editorial page, joins Radio Boston to discuss why his page endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race, as well as in a host of down-ballot contests.
By: Darryl C. Murphy, Amanda Beland
Last week, the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank held their annual meetings in Washington D.C. There, they marked 80 years since their creation in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
On Tuesday, the Berklee College of Music will host its annual Middle Eastern Music Festival. This year is the 16th year of the festival and it will feature music of Georgia.
In August, Mayor Michelle Wu introduced Boston's first Office of Climate Resilience and appointed Chris Osgood, previously Chief of Staff and Chief of Streets, as its director.
It's been a little over a week since President-elect Donald Trump won a second term in office over Vice President Kamala Harris. Regardless of how you feel about it, another Trump presidency is almost certain to leave a lasting impression on our political reality, including here in deep-blue Massachusetts.
Now, WBUR's Martha Bebinger found the number of people who obtained abortion care from Massachusetts providers was up at least 37% in 2023 . The increase was mostly driven by patients from outside the state.
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