Tom Mooney is a reporter at The Providence Journal. He specializes in general assignment and investigative reporting, focusing on themes of culture and society, with a keen interest in pop culture and social issues. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and Automotive News.
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Tom Mooney's focus is on local government and legal affairs in Rhode Island. He covers evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements related to a variety of topics including childcare, legal cases, health department issues, police matters, WWII-related events, fraud investigations, addiction recovery programs as well as environmental concerns like invasive species and water supply.
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Did you enjoy your vacation this year? I hope so.
By: Tom Mooney
Initial estimates pegged the value of the cash, precious stones and metal, bars of silver and other valuables at $2 million. Now it's $32 million.
By: Tom Mooney
With Labor Day on the horizon, here's an appropriate question for genealogists.
By: Tom Mooney
Pete Canavan Pete Canavan combines decades of cybersecurity, self-defense and public-safety experience in a
By: Tom Mooney
Pete Canavan combines decades of cybersecurity, self-defense and public-safety experience in a comprehensive resource for college students and their families
By: Tom Mooney
We didn't have Flock cameras or other security devices in our elementary schools in the 1950s, but I still felt like I was under constant surveillance.
You can't drive through town this time of year without seeing young people returning to their schools.
By: Tom Mooney
Lots of my fellow teenagers had after-school jobs. Some fixed cars and pumped gas. Others sewed in garment factories or waited on tables.
Nearly everything Rhode Islanders throw away ends up here. Take a look inside the Central Landfill, from its surprising history to the big decisions ahead. ♻️🏔️
There has rightly been a lot of talk this week about what Australia’s teenagers see and do online. Bullying, body image issues, and violence against women and girls are problems that have taken on a whole new shape through social media. Data out last...
