Tuesday, May 21 2013 11:49 PM EDT2013-05-22 03:49:49 GMT
Victoria Charnaud shared her bed with all three of her children when they were newborns, including Lucy who is three months old. She believes co–sleeping creates an emotional bond between parents and
The finding comes from the largest study yet on crib death.
Tuesday, May 21 2013 10:55 PM EDT2013-05-22 02:55:48 GMT
Today marks the beginning of the Roundabout Ready Campaign designed to help educate drivers on navigating through multi-lane roundabouts. Spending a few minutes waiting at the stoplight at the intersection
The Highway 22 project is a collaboration between MnDOT, Blue Earth County and the City of Mankato, which will include multilane roundabouts.
Tuesday, May 21 2013 8:08 PM EDT2013-05-22 00:08:51 GMT
Members of the Minnesota Republican caucus arrived at the Mankato Regional Airport to discuss their take on the recent legislative session. After the 2013 session came to a close at midnight, the Minnesota
Minority leaders object to tax increases, Vikings Stadium bailout and pretty much everything else
Tuesday, May 21 2013 8:08 PM EDT2013-05-22 00:08:04 GMT
After six months of writing back and forth to their senior citizen pen pals the students of Bridges Community School got to meet with their correspondents.
After six months of writing back and forth to their senior citizen pen pals the students of Bridges Community School got to meet with their correspondents.
There are about to be some big changes to your mail service. The Postal Service announces it's cutting Saturday delivery. The U.S. Postal Service has delivered the mail under all conditions for the last 150 years but it no longer has the money to keep delivering on Saturdays. The Postmaster General announced the cost-cutting schedule change today. Letter carriers will no longer deliver first-class mail on Saturdays beginning in August, but not all Saturday services are ending. Packages, mail order medicines, priority and express mail will still go to homes and businesses and Post Offices will keep their Saturday hours. The postal service says its research shows most Americans support the change.
Over the past six years the Postal Service has lost 41 billion dollars as more people switch from letters to email and electronic banking. To save money the agency has layed off 35 percent of its workforce. Stopping delivery on Saturday is expected to save 2 billion dollars but it's not enough to balance the books. The Postal Service usually needs Congressional approval to make changes but the agency says it has figured out a legal way to do it without lawmakers.
