John Moroney joined NBC 10 Boston and necn in April 2004 as a general assignment reporter from WFSB TV-3, the CBS affiliate in Connecticut, where he was a general assignment reporter and the Chief Political Reporter for the station.
He is a seasoned and award-winning journalist, having more than two decades of broadcast and print experience. He has reported on a wide range of issues, including national presidential campaigns, the aftermath of Sept. 11, the Rhode Island Station nightclub fire, the Catholic Church crisis, same sex marriage in Massachusetts, the Big Dig and the Entwhistle murders.
John received his bachelor's degree from Northeastern University and master's degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where he was awarded the John M. Patterson Prize for Nightly News.
Prior to joining NBC 10 Boston and necn, he worked as a reporter for WFSB TV-3 and NBC affiliate WWLP-TV 22 in Springfield, as well as an anchor and managing editor for the MediaOne cable news network.
John also worked for several years as a print reporter and editor for daily and weekly newspapers in Massachusetts. During his career, he has received several awards from the New England Press Association.
A native of Acton, Massachusetts, he lives in the Greater Boston area with his wife and two children.
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5 New England States Have Best Vaccination Rates in US, But Herd Immunity Doesn't Look Promising
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Former Fall River Mayor's Corruption Trial Begins
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COVID Makes Patriots' Day 2021 Another Marathon-Less Monday in Boston
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Baker: No Plans Yet to Change Guidance on Outdoor Mask-Wearing
Gov. Charlie Baker said Monday he had no immediate plans to change the Massachusetts’ mask mandate, saying his administration would only do so when more people are vaccinated. Almost half of the states in the country no longer have mask mandates, but all of New England still has them, which has prompted questions about when the rules might be relaxed…
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Massachusetts residents seem to be having a bit of confusion about what documents are required to receive a coronavirus vaccine. Some people have apparently been turned away from Walgreens and CVS vaccination locations because they didn’t have a state ID, even though they’re not required to get vaccinated here in Massachusetts. You won’t need medical records or a doctor’s...
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Itching to Travel? What to Know About Vaccine Passports in Mass.
Nearly impossible during the height of the pandemic, travel is making a comeback as the vaccination rollout continues, giving rise to the controversial notion of vaccine passports.
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Here's What Red Sox Fans Can Expect in Return to Fenway Park on Opening Day
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