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Postal employee uncovers hidden WWII letter
Thomas Caulfield, an Elgin Post Office custodian, was moving a filing cabinet during a renovation when the letter, dated Dec. 27, 1944, fell from one of its drawers.
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By Friday morning, the Postal Service announced it was gearing up for a fight. The agency said it would challenge that decision, awarded by a third-party arbitrator, in federal court. It will ask the Justice Department to intervene on its behalf.
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Postal worker finds large snake on Overland Park mailbox
On Friday, the Overland Park Police Department said that a postal worker found a red-tailed boa on someone's mailbox.
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Trial set for suspect in postal-truck carjacking
WOODLAND — A Sacramento woman accused of using a carjacked postal-service truck to lead authorities on a high-speed pursuit last month is scheduled to go to trial Oct. 1.
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Meet the Evansville mailman who helped Aretha Franklin get her start
The Queen of Soul died Thursday after a long fight with pancreatic cancer. She belted out timeless hits such as “Respect” and “Chain of Fools,” performed for three presidents and sang at Martin Luther King’s funeral.
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The fate of the Postal Service lays in millennials’ hands
Despite the Postal Service’s struggles, a whopping 80 percent of millennials still said they were satisfied with it, leading bureaucrats to speculate: Could millennials save the ailing Postal Service?
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USPS explains flat-sized mailpiece rules
• First things first: Know how to recognize flat-sized mailpieces. The Domestic Mail Manual has all the information you need, especially chapters 101 and 201.
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Re-enactment celebrates airmail service
The dedication of this year’s second United States Air Mail stamp was part of a weekend-long commemoration of the 100th anniversary of airmail service.
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Mail Delivery Issues – Cimarron Hills Station, Colorado Springs, CO
This report presents the results of our audit to assess management’s corrective action to address mail delivery issues for customers serviced by the Cimarron Hills Station . The Cimarron Hills Station is in Colorado Springs, CO, in the Colorado/Wyoming District, Western Area.
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USPS Must Rescind Its Ban on Employees Taking Leave to Campaign for Union-Backed Candidates
The U.S. Postal Service must reverse a new policy that banned employees from taking unpaid time off to campaign for political candidates ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, a third-party arbitrator has ruled.
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Tupelo Postal worker sues police after pursuit ends with crash
Donna Brooks filed the lawsuit in Lee County Circuit Court in late July. She names the city of Tupelo, unnamed Tupelo Police Department officers, Bart Franks (who was running from the police) and State Farm Insurance as defendants for personal injuries and damages.
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USPS Proposes New Regulations for Shipping Liquids and Lotions
Recently, the U.S. Postal Service published a proposed rule change that may impact online merchants that sell liquids and lotions.
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Hot Wheels – New stamps to honor classic cars
The Postal Service will soon release stamps that celebrate Hot Wheels, the die-cast cars that have captured imaginations for 50 years.
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Former Wichita mail carrier charged for not delivering mail
The U.S. Attorney's Office says Ashley N. Wilson, 27, Wichita, Kan., is charged with deliberately failing to deliver mail that was in her custody while she worked as a mail carrier for the U.S. Postal Service.
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Senate committee to shed light on White House Postal Task Force recommendations
The White House Postal Task Force has yet to publicly release its recommendations on restructuring the Postal Service, but a Senate committee will soon shed more light on those plans.
