John Mone
John Mone
National Correspondent
John Mone has worked in television news for 20 years and was most recently at the Associated Press before joining Scripps News as a national correspondent based in Houston. Over the last 15 years, he covered some of the biggest breaking news stories and events, including being among the first wave of media to arrive in Haiti after a catastrophic earthquake destroyed much of the capital city, Port-au-Prince, and Leogane. He’s covered the Olympics, World Cup, death of Michael Jackson, worst oil spill in U.S. history, and spent six months on the 2012 Romney presidential campaign. He's a multiple Murrow Award winner and mostly recently earned an Emmy for his coverage inside in a Houston hospital besieged by the first wave of COVID-19 in the Summer of 2020. He also had career stops in Providence, RI, Hartford, CT, and Fargo, ND. He's a graduate of Northwestern University Medill School of Journalism.
Recent Work
Evangelical Christians Influencing Hispanic Community In Elections
El Paso Officials Working To Provide Shelter To Migrants
Migrants Seeking Asylum Face Uncertainty Once They Reach The U.S.
Brittney Griner Back Home In U.S. After Russian Prisoner Swap
Philadelphia Police Identify 'Boy In The Box' Found Dead 65 Years Ago
More Businesses Are Purchasing Gun Violence Liability Policies
Uvalde Shooting Survivors Sue Law Enforcement Agencies For $27 Billion
New Report Says Texas Waterway Pollution Worst In The Nation
Houston Hospital Helps Amputee Patients With New Prosthetics Procedure
Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Faces Lawmakers
1 Year After Astroworld, Botched Crowd Safety Is Still A Problem
Recall Of Philips CPAP Device Causing Worldwide Shortage Of Devices
Uvalde Residents Are Running For City Council, Hoping To Bring Change
Questions Arise On Timing Of Lee County Evacuation Orders
Dunbar Neighborhood Still Needs Help After Hurricane Ian
Sanibel Island, A Popular Tourist Destination, Devastated By Hurricane
Ian Swamps Southwest Florida, Trapping People In Homes
Hurricane Ian Strikes Cuba, Florida Braces For Winds, Floods
Mental Health America: Texas Ranks Last In Mental Health Care Access
Texas Opens Investigation Into Migrant Flights To Martha's Vineyard
Farmers Experimenting With Solar Panels To Generate More Revenue
Uvalde Parents Join Gun Control Protest Outside Texas State Capitol
Uvalde School Board Fires Police Chief Arredondo After Mass Shooting
Uvalde Parents Demand Change After School Shooting
School Districts Across U.S. Work To Entice Bus Drivers Amid Shortage
The Biden Administration To End 'Remain In Mexico' Border Policy
NASA's Artemis Mission Is Gearing Up To Launch
Increasing Temperatures Add To Struggles For Kentucky Flood Survivors
Flooded Kentucky Area Now Hit With Rain As Air Crews Continue Search
