Evening Express

Many moms have been very critical of New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's “Latch On, NYC” initiative. They say it locks up baby formula like a drug.

Read more: Is breast really best?

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's “Latch On, NYC” initiative is encouraging moms to breastfeed instead of giving their newborns baby formula. As part of this campaign, hospitals are being asked to voluntarily store formula under lock-and-key. That means nurses will need to sign it out to any new mom who asks for it, and moms will need to have a reason for asking.

Read more: Is breast really best?

The front yard of a couple's home in Washington State is crumbling right before their eyes! The lawn and trees started sliding into the water two weeks ago and the Earth is still moving. Homeowner Rosalie Ballinger tells HLN's Evening Express how it all started.

Bill Clinton is going prime-time!

It was recently announced that the former president will officially nominate President Obama during a prime-time speech at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina. And perhaps this is why: Clinton enjoys a 66% approval rating in a CNN/ORC International Poll.

It doesn't leave a cut or bruise, but the scars from psychological abuse can last forever. A study in the journals "Pediatrics" says it can be just as damaging to a child as physical abuse. But how do we know when discipline crosses the line? Dr. Cathleen London offers her advice for parents.

Talk about the power of tradition.

A group of five men have posed for the same picture every five years for thirty years!

Nathan Duszynski used the money he saved mowing lawns and shoveling snow to buy a hot dog stand for $1,500 so he could help out his disabled parents.

What the Michigan teen didn't expect was for the city to shut him down just minutes after he set up shop! The city basically told us that food wagons and carts are restricted downtown because businesses there pay taxes and assessments. The city also says Nathan's family was told they would need a permit from the health department in order to serve food.