Trisha Paytas announced on her Just Trish podcast July 22 that she and husband Moses Hacmon welcomed their third child ...

Trisha Paytas has welcomed her third baby with husband Moses Hacmon. The newly minted mom of three revealed the exciting news ...

"Is it just any influential person that dies get to come reincarnated as my baby?" Paytas said on their podcast in April.

Reading the account of how Moses came to be saved from death and grow up in the court of Pharoah, I could not help but wonder: Does a baby’s survival depend on a woman’s momentary whim?

In a new collaboration with VIA, a local advocate hopes to spread awareness about the Baby Moses Law following Thursday's discovery of a fetus inside a dumpster.

Baby Moses was found on Sept. 7, 1997, in a blue towel — burned to death near a box of wooden matches, according to the Doe Network.

The shocking moment Keri Mazzuca, 52, matter-of-factly admitted to suffocating and burning her infant son — known as “Baby Moses” — in an Albany park in 1997 was captured on shocking newly ...

Detectives never gave up solving the case of a baby’s remains found under the Moses Statue in September 1997 in Albany’s Washington Park. DNA evidence eventually led them to Keri Mazzuc… ...

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ALBANY — Keri Mazzuca kept it together for less than an hour before admitting to police that she killed her newborn son, a child who would come to be known as Baby Moses, nearly 30 years ago ...

Why was Baby Moses burned? That was one of the mysteries in the 1997 death of the newborn found in Albany. Keri Mazzuca talks about the fire in police interrogation video.