Tom Mooney is a reporter at The Providence Journal. He covers a diverse array of topics, including education, agriculture, cannabis, and legal affairs, with a focus on social issues and crime. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as 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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By: Tom Mooney
No matter which candidate they voted for, Rhode Islanders wondered what a Trump presidency would bring.
By: Tom Mooney
Providence Journal Show Caption PROVIDENCE – A state Superior Court judge on Friday sided with state and city education officials
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Providence Journal Utah prosecutors have made a formal offer to former Rhode Island conman Nicholas Alahverdian to resolve one of two rape charges he's facing without going to trial, his lawyer said Tuesday.
The exact amount won't be released until Friday, but the city will likely give millions more to the schools.
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The city will pay the school district millions more over the next four years, and Smiley says taxes will go up to pay for it.
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Providence Journal WARWICK – When you're a cut above the rest, like Josue Xic, there's no debate over who's carving the turkey on Thanksgiving Day.
By: Tom Mooney
Providence Journal CRANSTON – Police have stepped up patrols in the Edgewood section of the city after four housebreaks since Thanksgiving
By: Tom Mooney
“He’s probably the most powerful boss out of Rhode Island since Raymond [L.S. Patriarca] Senior,” according to a former state police superintendent.
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Providence Journal PROVIDENCE – The state Department of Environmental Management is in discussions with the Baptist group that owns the Camp
By: Tom Mooney
Providence Journal PROVIDENCE – As drone sightings over the last month along the Eastern seaboard have raised concerns, including in
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