Walter Wuthmann is a reporter for WBUR, focusing on local news in Massachusetts, particularly in the Boston area. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, government, and social issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the community informed.
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Walter Wuthmann's coverage focuses mainly on local government and politics in Massachusetts, particularly Boston. His articles often cover evolving stories related to government announcements, legal policy regulations, and ongoing political developments.
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Many Somerville residents are getting a shock when they go to pay their water bills.
By: Walter Wuthmann
It started off like countless other Uber rides in downtown Boston. A group of friends piled into a car after hanging out at a bar.
A WBUR investigation found a previously unreported search warrant detailing three times women went to police alleging Campbell had sexually assaulted them. Here's a look at the timeline leading up to his eventual arrest.
By: Tiziana Dearing, Walter Wuthmann, Amanda Beland
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey joins Radio Boston to talk about Earth Week and her agenda on climate, her budget proposal, and what she's hearing from health leaders of the future of Steward Health Care.
By: Rob Lane, Walter Wuthmann
WBUR reporter Walter Wuthmann joins Radio Boston to discuss his reporting on Alvin Campbell , a man who was linked to three reported rapes and one
The Boston City Council on Wednesday overwhelmingly adopted a resolution calling for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza.
The future of O'Brien's leadership of the agency overseeing the state's $6 billion marijuana industry is being decided in a drab conference room on the 12th floor of the state office building at 1 Ashburton Place.
By: Walter Wuthmann
Legislators say potential improvements could include launching a new statewide sexual assault unit, forcing police to disclose more information about rape reports and expanding the state's DNA database.
By: Walter Wuthmann, Tiziana Dearing, Rob Lane
On Tuesday, the Massachusetts Senate put its FY 2025 budget on the table, joining two others: one from the House, and one from Gov. Healey.
By: Tiziana Dearing, Walter Wuthmann, Amanda Beland
Chef Joe Gatto shows Radio Boston how to make bruschetta to bring to your next barbeque.
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