Walter Wuthmann is a Reporter at KWBU 103.3 FM We Tell Stories. He covers a diverse range of topics including food and beverages, arts and entertainment, climate change, and government and politics, often focusing on themes such as elections, public policy, and the film industry. Walter's work has been featured in notable outlets including WBUR, NPR, and Gothamist.
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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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By: Walter Wuthmann
Assemblymembers Micah Lasher and Alex Bores spent much of the night attacking each other.
By: Walter Wuthmann
The former city comptroller, a progressive Democrat, is challenging Rep. Dan Goldman to represent Lower Manhattan in Congress.
By: Brigid Bergin, Walter Wuthmann
Super PACs have poured nearly $30 million into the race, with a large chunk of that connected to Assemblymember Alex Bores’ stance on AI.
By: Walter Wuthmann, Brigid Bergin
Eight New York City democratic socialists are looking to maintain momentum from Mayor Zohran Mamdani's election and shift the balance of political power in Albany.
By: Walter Wuthmann
Voters will decide nominations in an unusually competitive slate of congressional races with big implications for the future of the Democratic Party.
The Newtown Creek Alliance hopes their portable tank of mussels and marsh grass can make a small dent in restoring one of the most polluted waterways in the country.
Zoo officials said they traveled to a Tennessee elephant sanctuary in June to assess its suitability for their 57-year-old elephant named Patty following years of pressure from animal rights activists.
A young German immigrant named Charles Feltman built a hot dog empire on Coney Island — until his employee Nathan undercut him.
By: Walter Wuthmann
The online prediction marketplace Kalshi is fighting back against the New York State Gaming Commission's attempts to regulate it like a gambling site.
By: Walter Wuthmann
The online prediction marketplace Kalshi is fighting back against the New York State Gaming Commission's attempts to regulate it like a gambling site.
