Robert Moses
Robert Moses joined FOX 5 in August 2011. With FOX 5, he has covered Tropical Storm Irene and reported live from Indianapolis throughout the Giants run to their Super Bowl XLVI win. Prior to joining FOX 5, Robert worked for KSTP-TV in Minneapolis-St. Paul where he traveled with an adoptive mother to Florida to pick up one of two children she and her husband adopted from Haiti following the massive earthquake. After graduating from Northwestern University with a double major in journalism and American history, Moses began his on-air career as a freelance reporter at NY1, where he covered the Miracle on the Hudson story. A New Jersey native, Moses currently resides in New York City.
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NYC Memorial Day Weekend getaway is busiest travel day in years
The Memorial Day weekend getaway is on. AAA forecasts that 39.2 million people will travel 50 miles or more between Thursday and Monday.
NYC COVID hot spots see high positivity rates including 23% in Flushing, Murray Hill
While New York City’s COVID positivity rate stands at 8.23%, the rate is much higher in certain hotspots, according to city data.
Coffee shop opens on platform of 86th Street subway station in Manhattan
Improvements are percolating in the New York City subway system. The MTA is trying to burnish its image with the opening of a coffee shop on the Q line platform at the 86th Street station in Manhattan.
More NYPD anti-gun teams hit the streets, here's where
Five more neighborhood safety teams will be hitting the streets of New York City this week. “These teams are there for gun violence,” Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell said. “They’re there for criminal activity.
NJ mask mandate in schools to end March 7
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday he will lift the state’s school and childcare mask mandates beginning March 7.
President Trump tried to seize voting machines during 2020 election, report says
About six weeks after President Donald Trump lost the 2020 election, he told his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to contact the Department of Homeland Security to ask if the department could lawfully seize voting machines in key swing states, according to a report in The New York Times.
'Fight Night' at Rikers video published as rally for inmates planned
Advocates and elected officials will rally on Thursday in support of inmates at Rikers Island who have been on a hunger strike for nearly a week. This comes after 'Fight Night' videos are published.
Calls to cancel New Years Eve celebration in Times Square, mayor says show will go on
Even as COVID cases rise, preparations continue in Times Square for the most famous New Year’s Eve celebration in the world. Now, there are calls to cancel the event as have officials in other major cities.
Apple closes New York City stores to in-person shopping
The list of COVID-induced closures, cancellations, and changes continues to grow in New York City. Apple has closed its locations in the city to in-store shopping.
Pre-pandemic crime levels in subways despite fewer riders
According to numbers to be presented at an MTA meeting Monday, there were 235 major felonies in the subway last month compared to 244 in November 2019.