Wu made history again this week when she gave birth to her third child, baby girl Mira Wu Pewarski, on Monday.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu welcomed baby girl Mira Wu Pewarski, who checked in at 8 pounds, 4 ounces, and 20 inches, Wu's office said.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has given birth to a healthy baby girl. In a statement this morning, a spokesperson for the City of Boston said, “Yesterday at 2pm, Mayor Wu and her husband Conor welcomed Baby Mira Wu Pewarski—arriving at 8lbs,

The mayor welcomed a baby girl Monday. Both she and her newborn “are in good health," a city spokesperson said.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has given birth to her third child, a daughter, her office announced Tuesday morning. Wu's office said in a statement that she gave birth on Monday afternoon, a day shy of her 40th birthday. Wu and her husband Conor Pewarski already have two sons together.

Now that tax bills have hit mailboxes, Mayor Michelle Wu is appealing to legislators again for relief for Boston homeowners — and seeking permission to offer rebates at the very least. The mayor is announcing an “expanded” tax relief home-rule petition Monday that aims to help residents hit with “the single largest jump in the residential share of the property tax levy since 2007,

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has given birth to her third child.A city spokesperson confirmed the news Tuesday morning:“Yesterday at 2pm, Mayor Wu<a class="excerpt-read-more" href=" More

Wu is now not only the first woman, person of color, and mother to be elected mayor of Boston, but the first to give birth while in office.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s decision to try again on legislation aimed at providing residential tax relief offered some peace of mind for senior homeowners reeling from hefty property tax hikes,