Walter Wuthmann is a Reporter at KWBU 103.3 FM We Tell Stories. His reporting focuses on a diverse range of themes including law and legal affairs, climate change, and urban development, often exploring the intersections of these topics with animal rights and the arts. Walter's work has been featured in various outlets, including NPR, WBUR, 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
The settlement is the largest labor enforcement action in NYC history.
By: Elizabeth Kim, Walter Wuthmann
The mayor said he would not be attending any demonstrations against the Israeli prime minister.
By: Walter Wuthmann
The Crown Heights museum has brought in a lot of money by renting out its popular rooftop. That’s meant fewer summer days when it’s open to kids – and a lot of frustrated neighbors.
By: Jon Campbell, Walter Wuthmann
Efforts to close the "voluntary intoxication loophole" have stalled repeatedly in the state Assembly.
By: Walter Wuthmann
The state Assembly has consistently declined to advance the measures.
By: Walter Wuthmann
Members of Cornell University's student government say they officially alerted administrators to a growing culture of sexual assault and drugging
By: Walter Wuthmann
Former students say Jane Doe’s rape allegations could have been avoided had the university heeded their calls for action.
Some fans complain that Dolan is using the beloved team and arena to support Republican candidates whose politics differ from those of most Knicks fans in deep-blue New York City.
By: Walter Wuthmann
A rundown on five proposed amendments to the city charter on voters’ ballots.
By: Jon Campbell, Brigid Bergin, Walter Wuthmann
A primer on the races for governor, attorney general and the congressional districts that could help determine control of the U.S. House.
