After some 27 years, detectives have solved the cold case murder of a baby boy in the region. Albany County resident Keri ...

Remember to move any potential hazards out of the room before your baby moves in “It’s likely you’ll have your baby in a Moses basket for a few weeks first before moving them into a cot in their new ...

Some of the youngest detectives who helped solve the Baby Moses case weren’t even born when the child’s lifeless body was discovered in a Washington Park flower bed in September 1997.

Now, all 50 states have similar Baby Moses laws, which are named after the biblical story of Moses who was put in a basket by ...

As investigators searched for answers, the city of Albany posthumously adopted the baby and named him Moses Washington. The boy was buried in a tiny white casket in Graceland Cemetery and given a ...

we wanted to remind everyone how the ‘Baby Moses Law’ works in Texas. In an effort to offer support and protection to parents facing challenges of caring for their newborns, the Baby Moses law ...

An Altamont woman has been charged in connection with a 27-year-old cold case homicide. The Albany Police Department on ...

An arrest has been made in the 1997 death of “Baby Moses.” That’s the name given to an unknown baby found dead near the Moses statue in Albany’s Washington Park on September 7, 1997.

The Safe Haven Law, also known as the Baby Moses Law, gives parents who are unable to care for their child a safe and legal choice to leave their infant with an employee at a designated safe place ...

Back on September 7th, 1997, officers responded to the area of the Moses Statue in Washington Park. There the remains of a baby boy were found. Now, over two decades later an arrest has been made.

The Town of Clifton Park Highway Department announced the upcoming closure of Bruno Road at Nicole Court between State Route 146 and Plank Road on September 23. Crews will be working to replace a ...

The baby was buried two weeks later at Graceland Cemetery in Albany and named "Moses Washington" by officials who handled the event. Former Mayor Jerry Jennings, pictured here, spoke at the funeral.