Eve Zuckoff
Reporter
Eve Zuckoff is WBUR's city reporter.
Previously, she rose from intern, to BU Fellow, to production assistant for "Last Seen," WBUR and The Boston Globe’s flagship investigative podcast about the 1990 Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum heist. She's also covered the environment as a reporter with CAI on Cape Cod.
Eve graduated from Boston University with a degree in journalism as a "Blue Chip Graduate," the highest honor given by the College of Communication.
Recently published
Josh Kraft has yet to disclose his 2024 tax return — in fact, he's filing late
In May, the Kraft campaign said it would release his tax returns “in the near future.” But now the campaign says the candidate had asked the IRS for a six-month...
Where Wu and Kraft stand on housing issues
The median price for a single family home in Boston is nearly $900K. Here are four key housing policies where Boston Mayor Michelle Wu and challenger Josh Kraft differ, from...
Southie pool reopens to public as Boston officials continue push to renovate facilities
Seven of the city's public pools — about one third — remain closed as the city continues a years-long process of rehabilitating its public pools.
Healey signs a slimmer state budget than proposed
Gov. Maura Healey signed the new fiscal year's $61 billion operating plan on Friday, marking the earliest the state has successfully passed a budget in nearly a decade.
Top aide to Mayor Wu cleared of sexual misconduct charge after external investigation
After a three-week investigation, an employment law firm has cleared one of Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s top cabinet members of sexual misconduct allegations. Critics, including Boston city councilors, slammed the...
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As Tania Fernandes Anderson resigns city council, Boston grapples with her tenure
The outgoing councilor is facing jail time for orchestrating a kickback scheme involving city funds. In a wide-ranging interview with WBUR, she maintained she’s proud of her work and sidestepped...
Awaiting sentencing in corruption case, Fernandes Anderson says goodbye at final Boston City Council meeting
The Roxbury-based councilor didn’t speak about her legal trouble, but said “the climate got tough” toward the end of her tenure. In her last council meeting, she delivered a wide-ranging...
Super PACs are spending big on attack ads in Boston mayor's race
Political fundraising groups have funneled millions of dollars into ads for the Boston mayoral contest, setting the stage for the most expensive — and perhaps, most contentious — election for...
Just in time: Frog Pond Spray Pool opens during Boston's first seasonal scorcher
Temperatures soared to 102 degrees, in a record high for June. And the humidity made it feel even hotter.
Josh Kraft claims White Stadium costs have skyrocketed; Wu refutes his numbers
Boston mayoral candidate Josh Kraft again blasted Mayor Michelle Wu's handling of the White Stadium renovation project on Monday, saying costs have spiraled. But he didn't provide on-the-record evidence to...