Sue O'Connell

Sue O’Connell discusses the decision’s impact across the U.S., both in states that will outlaw abortion and those that won’t.

Sue O’Connell ran into Stephen King on the streets of Boston, and the legendary author gave his take on Facebook’s reported plan to change its name.

Sue O’Connell and Tim Caputo help break down the debate between Michelle Wu and Annissa Essaibi George two weeks before Boston’s mayoral election.

The countdown is on to Election Day and new ads have dropped! We’re talking accents, origin stories and fundraising challenges. Alison King and Sue O’Connell go behind the headlines on this historic race for mayor.

Every week until election day, NBC10 Boston Political Reporter Alison King & Commentator Sue O’Connell break down the latest on the historic race for Boston’s mayor.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Kim Airs to explain what OnlyFans is and why it decided to reverse its decision to stop allowing explicit content just days after announcing it would be banned.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Dan Alexander, senior editor at Forbes, who breaks down the alleged scheme involving the Trump Organization and its chief financial officer, Allen Weisselberg.

Four candidates for Boston mayor took part in a forum hosted by Boston Pride and moderated by Sue O’Connell.

Boston Pride hosted a virtual forum with four of the six major candidates in the Boston mayoral race Monday evening. The candidate forum was moderated by Sue O’Connell, political commentator and analyst for Boston Pride’s media partner, NBC10 Boston and NECN, and a longtime journalist in the LGBTQIA+ community. The candidates were each given 15 minutes during a specific time slot to address the audience via a...

People have been pushing to add the Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution for a century, but there was new movement in the U.S. House this week. Sue O’Connell talks to Rep. Jackie Speier and activist Carol Jenkins about what this move means, and explains why the proposed amendment’s history has been a rollercoaster ride.

Women’s participation in the workforce is at a three-decade low, just one year after women held the majority of non-farm jobs in the U.S. for the first time in history. It’s a fact that women are being impacted especially hard by the COVID crisis when it comes to job loss, the cuts extra deep in the restaurant industry. But...

Sue O’Connell speaks with Carol Saivetz, Senior Advisor for the Security Studies Program at MIT about Biden’s focus on Russia.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Andrea Campbell to talk about why she’s running to become Mayor of Boston.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Boston City Councilor Michelle Wu to talk about why she is running for mayor.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Massachusetts State Representative Nika Elugardo to talk about the structural problems preventing an equitable rollout of the vaccine across the state.

Nearly 40 percent of students in Massachusetts are learning at home full-time. Are they falling behind? Sue O’Connell sat down with Kate Dobin of the Barr Foundation to discuss findings from a survey of high school students.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Soo Youn from the Washington Post’s publication “The Lily” to talk about why women seem to be taking the lead in helping their older parents get vaccinated.

Sue O’Connell sat down with State Sen. Brendan Crighton, who is refiling a bill on Beacon Hill to legalize sports betting.

Sue O’Connell sat down with Kelly Anne Smith of Forbes Advisor to talk about some of the early details we’ve seen from the administration and where Democrats may need to negotiate with Republicans.

Sue O’Connell sat down with internet expert Peter Brennan to talk about Section 230, a rule that states platforms like Facebook and Google can not be held liable for content posted by online users.