Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

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Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Boston's stories of justice, hope and resilience

The Scope
Devyn Rudnick

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter

Devyn Rudnick is a Boston-based journalist. She writes and photographs for The Scope as a staff reporter, covering a broad range of topics, from city zoning initiatives to international soccer tournaments. As a former protest beat reporter, she enjoys covering stories of advocacy and politics. You can follow her on Instagram at @devyn_rudnick.

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John Fitzgerald Kennedy Federal Building at City Hall Plaza in Boston.

Boston impacted by halt in federal operations following government shutdown

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
October 3, 2025
Mayor Wu answers questions from reporters at the State of the City at MGM Music Hall on March 19, 2024.

The public’s right to know

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
September 30, 2025
Campaign signs outside District 7 voting site in Roxbury in September of 2025

After the recount in Boston City Council District 7

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
September 23, 2025
Boston Public Market in September of 2025.

Boston small businesses navigate tariff turmoil

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
September 19, 2025
Josh Kraft at St. Patrick's Day breakfast in South Boston in March 2025. Photo: Massachusetts Governor’s Press Office

Mayoral candidate Josh Kraft dropped out. What’s next for Boston’s municipal elections?

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
September 16, 2025
A polling location on Beacon Street in front of the Old South Church of Boston on election day in 2022.

Advocates urge voters to turn out for Boston’s municipal elections

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
September 6, 2025
Leading up to the election, Boston housing experts speak on possible solutions to housing affordability

Leading up to the election, Boston housing experts speak on possible solutions to housing affordability

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
August 27, 2025
Candidates for Boston City Council District 7 gather in Roxbury on Aug. 19 for a forum focused on small businesses.

District 7 Boston City Council candidates focus on supporting small businesses in Roxbury forum

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
August 22, 2025
Boston apartments | Photo via Unsplash

Recent law eliminates rental broker fees in Boston, offering some relief to tenants

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
August 19, 2025
Demonstrators display signs and dance at the Rage Against The Regime festival on August 2 in Cambridge.

Rage Against the Regime: where joy is protest and knowledge is power

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
August 8, 2025
A couple walks through Boston Common holding hands. The park is 50 acres in size and is the oldest city park in the United States.

Photos: Bostonians enjoy the outdoors in summer heat

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter & photographer
August 5, 2025
Team Portugal and Team Guatemala face of on July 28 in the Boston Unity Cup soccer tournament.

Culture and cleats collide at Boston Unity Cup

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
August 1, 2025
An aerial view of the Fields Corner neighborhood in Dorchester. Photo from the City of Boston Planning Department.

Community-driven zoning reform begins in Dorchester’s Fields Corner

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
July 29, 2025
Demonstrators march through Boston as part of the Good Trouble Lives On protest on July 17, 2025.

In honor of John Lewis, Boston mobilizes for nationwide Good Trouble Lives On protest

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
July 24, 2025
Residents enjoy Open Streets Boston in Roxbury on July 12, 2025.

Open Streets Boston returns to the city, bringing communities together

Devyn Rudnick, Reporter
July 15, 2025
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